Rollbound

Just sad. You click a button to roll a D20. There are 4 upgrades Attack, Defense, Gold, Luck. They all cap out at 10, and are all upgraded by the end. That is it. That is the sum of the game. You click roll and upgrade things. There are enemies at times, but it doesn't matter, just click roll. Just click Roll. Just click roll. I have played a lot of clicker, incremental, and idle type games. This one I could not recommend even if free.

I came into this expecting nothing and was still disappointed. This was an instant purchase for me as the price was cheap and on the surface this game looks fun. The graphics and animations are good and the music is great. Unfortunately I found the core gameplay severely lacking. There is an illusion of choice when upgrading the D20, as there are only 4 upgrade stats and you'll have all 4 of them maxxed out anyway before you even reach the final boss. It's essentially just a game where you click one button for a couple of hours and that's it. "Prestiging" just does the whole thing over with a speed boost and auto-clicker, with the promise of different endings, but if you don't sit there watching it you'll miss whatever ending you had when you return to a "game over" screen. I feel bad giving a negative review but seriously, save your money.

unfortunately feels like a waste of time. And not the positive one...

Interesting little game. A bit repetitive. Not quite sure how to get all the endings though. I often judge games based on price per hour of enjoyment. I paid $2.99. Played for 1.7 hours. So it's $1.75/hour.

Simple, chill, dice-rolling fun. It’s easy to jump into and great if you just want something casual to click through and unwind.

Fun little game. Will definitely be going back through again to level differently to kill end boss. Solid game, especially for the price!

Solid clicker Distills and streamlines the formula for a TTRPG akin to how Bleak Sword DX streamlines the formula for Dark Souls. *Solid balance *Impactful upgrades *Multiple Endings *QoL perks *Good for doing full runs when you have a bit of downtime. Roll to power up, progressing through the world as you go to defeat the Demon King. Random encounters and events allow you to roll to attack/defend and, with luck, successfully nab a good outcome from a fairy (among other things.) Solid buy for clicker enthusiasts.

This game is really cool! I love the designs of the mobs, especially how you can paint them. the music is great, too. I especially like how you're able to customize your dice powerups, and the skin of the di. Once you beat the game, you can set the di to auto-roll, which I really enjoy! It allows you to unlock upgrades faster for new diff combos on the di, and to unlock other mobs and their paints.

Took me a minute to realize that you spend the money you make killing monsters to level up. Otherwise its a chill game. It's straightforward. Kill monsters, raise money, and use that money to raise your stats. I don't know if there is a cap on stats. I've seen some people comment that there is but I maybe just never got there. Fun game overall though, its got potential.

I honestly don't know what people are fussing about in the negative reviews. The game is explicitly introduced as a short, table top RPG inspired clicker. All you do is click to roll a dice, and that is exactly what you get. It is a very straightforward and simple experience if you just want something easy to play. However, I did find it kind of annoying when trying to unlock the endings. One of the endings requires you to roll a low number. Even though I intentionally had zero luck upgrades, I was continuously rolling high numbers anyway. It is a fine game for what it is, but trying to trigger that specific ending was frustrating.