Разработчик: Terry Cavanagh
Описание
В этом динамичном карточном «рогалике», который создали Terry Cavanagh ((Super Hexagon), VVVVVV)), Chipzel и Marlowe Dobbe, тебе предстоит сражаться с монстрами, добывать лучшее снаряжение, повышать уровень своих персонажей и, быть может, даже одолеть саму Госпожу Удачу, богиню везения. Только продуманная стратегия позволит совладать с непредсказуемыми игральными кубиками.
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Играй за шесть разных персонажей с уникальными способностями и стилями игры.- Вор каждый ход похищает у врага случайное оснащение!
- Робот получает кубики, играя в блэкджек на везение!
- Инженер полон творческих идей и после каждого боя уничтожает свое оснащение, чтобы собрать из деталей новое мощное устройство!
- и многие другие!
Освой каждый класс и сам решай, какой лучше подходит твоему стилю игры в этом чарующем мире, где открывается всё больше секретов и сюжетных поворотов.
Удастся ли тебе здесь выжить? Кто знает, ведь удача явно не на твоей стороне!
Об игре
- Шесть совершенно разных игровых классов: Воин, Вор, Робот, Шут, Инженер и Ведьма.
- Десятки врагов - от пылесосов, стремящихся высосать твою кровь, до существ из ирландской мифологии и учтивых зловредных снеговиков.
- Яркая, необычная и энергичная музыка Chipzel (композитор игры Super Hexagon).
- Прекрасное и потрясающее художественное оформление Marlowe Dobbe.
- Процедурная генерация для многократного прохождения.
Поддерживаемые языки: english, simplified chinese, korean, german, french, spanish - spain, russian, japanese, italian, dutch, polish, portuguese - portugal, portuguese - brazil, traditional chinese, turkish, arabic, catalan, irish, welsh
Системные требования
Windows
- ОС *: Windows 7
- Процессор: 2 GHz+ CPU with SSE4.1 support required
- Оперативная память: 4 GB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: Intel HD Graphics 5000 or better, OpenGL Support required
- Место на диске: 1 GB
- ОС: Windows 10
- Процессор: 2 GHz+ CPU with SSE4.1 support required
- Оперативная память: 4 GB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: Intel HD Graphics 5000 or better, OpenGL Support required
- Место на диске: 1 GB
Mac
- ОС: OS X version 10.12 Sierra or later
- Процессор: Intel Mac 2 GHz
- Оперативная память: 4 GB ОЗУ
- Место на диске: 1 GB
- Звуковая карта: Standard audio
Linux
- ОС: Ubuntu 16.04.6 LTS or later
- Процессор: 2 GHz+ CPU with SSE4.1 support required
- Оперативная память: 4 GB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: Intel HD Graphics 5000 or better, OpenGL Support required
- Место на диске: 1 GB
- Звуковая карта: Standard audio
Отзывы пользователей
A nice dice-rolling roguelike
+ Unique mechanics for each class
+ Fresh Final Stage
+ Although the theme is a bit light, at times the game dialogues were fun to watch
- A bit on the easy side
- AI not always finding the optimal move
- Not all enemies feel unique
Your favorite game designer's favorite game.
I just wanna be a silly thief and stab stuff. Why must the game make that difficult?
Above average.
It's really strong in concept, but it struggles with some balance and difficulty progression issues. Where it lacks in gear diversity it makes up for in all the different modes and characters, so there's a fair amount of replayability. The aesthetics are fun and unique, but the story tends to take itself too seriously sometimes.
I had a great time playing through all the alternate modes for the first ten hours, but enjoyment does fall off a little bit around episode 4 of each character. I'd recommend picking this up given it's low store price, but I'd caution anyone aiming for full completion.
In all honesty, I grabbed this because I'm a sucker for dice-based, math-y games, where you gotta figure out what the best play is with the hand (of dice) you're dealt, and the other games I had my eyes on were more expensive or not out yet. It totally took me by surprise that this game is THIS good, it's immensely fun and surprisingly well-balanced. My main complaints are few and not major ones, but they're definitely dampening my fun as I approach the endgame:
- the "character select" music is a bit annoying, i usually leave the music off until i reach a boss because that's a hype moment and the bosses have great tracks, however i always rush to turn it back off after a win because the character select music just gets at me, dunno precisely why. you're only on that screen for like a few seconds though so no big deal.
- Inventor's Limit Break feels ill-fitting. She has to cycle through a lot of Equipment due to her gimmick, and that often means dealing with Equipment that favors low dice, but her Limit Break is only good for when you really need a lot of high dice. That just feels way too limiting for a character whose whole identity is tearing her gear apart and constantly reshaping her build. I'd prefer it be almost anything else, but in particular "Use your current Gadget" could be great, as a way to bypass its use limits. Could be OP with some Gadgets though.
- maybe it's just me being bad, but Witch feels VERY underpowered compared to other characters. she definitely deserves her spot as the highest-complexity character, but idk that she really provides enough payoff for that complexity - at her absolute best, she feels like she barely manages to reach the strength of any other character having a solid run. I don't have a huge problem with one character being the "challenge-mode character", but it doesn't feel clearly telegraphed that she's at such a disadvantage.
- some of the bosses feel way easier than others, or have a huge advantage over some builds that others don't, which can make the endgame feel like a bit of a coin-toss with some strategies. Madison is terrifying for a build that wants to ramp up power over time, Drake can hurt if you're using a lot of low dice (and thus can't use Stake as readily), Beatrice can be nasty if you rely on a few powerful attacks, etc.
besides those bits, i wanna add a particularly big bit of praise for this game:
WOW the Episodes are a fun way to do difficulty increases!!! almost none of them are generic Ascension-style difficulty modifiers, and instead challenge you with alternative versions of the characters (e.g. "what if Rogue's dice always landed on a specific value, which increased each round? what if Inventor scrapped her gear mid-fight? what if Witch got random spells each round?"). then when the universal difficulty bumps finally arrive, they bring with em new mechanics and Equipment to learn. the game just has a shocking amount of new content with each new challenge unlocked, and I seriously love that - I wish more games' difficulty increases were this dynamic and exciting!
Great deckbuilder-lite. I hadn't played any deckbuilders before, but I liked the artstyle and VVVVVV (previous game by the developer) so I gave it a shot and liked it.
The humor is on-point and the mechanics strike a really great balance between being simple to pick up and forcing you to strategize.
Great game, the music slaps and the details are neat. The rounds don't take too long, so it's not too frustrating if you lose some times.
That being said.
FUCK episode 4, I don't know what type of psychosis the developers are on but I want to see those idiots take on episode 4 with either the thief or the inventor. If you're playing thief, just restart until you fight the alchemist and pray that you can get the bear mutation. In general, you have ZERO room for errors, and it's solely based on RNG whether or not you make it past floor 5. If you're a thief and you see the snowman, just restart. Even if you make not a single mistake and choose all the right items, it's impossible to beat him, and if you do, you're left with no health at all. I don't enjoy games that mathematically don't even give you a chance. It's way too unforgiving and random. If you're playing jester, restart the first floor until you get freeze equipment. Fun fact: it's impossible to beat episode 4 as jester if you choose anything other than freeze or poison. If you choose poison, you still have to luck into spawning the right enemies. I would understand the developers baiting you into taking something else if it was GUARANTEED you can take one of the winning equipments. But it's random. Yes, the game is based on chance, but this is just insane and not fun at all. Again, I would love to hear the developers rationale (aka psychotic rant) on why they chose to implement episode 4 in this way. Insert R word here.
All of the other episodes are really fun and doable! Don't be deterred by my rant. But I almost chose not to recommend this game because of episode 4.
This is one of those kind of games that are based on the luck but you decide on what to do depending the the result of that luck, chaining combos feels good, but I fell that the 5th character is a big step in difficulty compared with the previous 4.
Starts out simple but surprisingly deep as you get into it, each of the characters plays totally differently (and I mean *totally* there are characters that don't even roll dice, or use equipment). The gameplay to price ratio is frankly off the charts considering this cost me less than a price of a cup of coffee in the winter sale. Oh, and it's perfect on Steam Deck. Recommended!
This game was so much fun. Each character's unique enough so that even playing through it as many times as I did, it never got boring.
I like the autmosphere of this game, reminds an Undertale some sort of
Nice Twist on Slay the Spire with dice. Worth checking out.
The game has a cute gimmick and great music. For me it got REAL repetitive real quickly, and it felt like there was a little bit too much RNG; but given the characters are literal dice, I feel that was more of a me issue. I'd still honestly recommend it, just maybe buy it on sale.
Fun play for hours - characters are actually kind of funny - not childish. I really like some of these cheap games by small devs with great ideas - and they take their lack of big studio assets and give them what big studios often fail at: CHARACTER and FUN. These 3-5$ games are almost always worth it not just for enjoyability, but actual time you want to invest in the game. This is one you can do a run in an hour - and leave it if you have to, but you still want to play it later - it's really a fine line on what makes a video game work - and this is definitely beyond it . Seems easy first couple runs - then it gets into more serious decision making after you get a good feel for it. Hope to see many more from this publisher.
Years after my initial playthrough, this is still one I find myself returning to. The silly humor, vibrant art style, careful strategy, and above all the sheer variety of games and builds (6 completely unique characters, each with 6 different worlds to clear, and a variety of styles to achieve each win) has kept me coming back. I'm pleased to have added Dicey Dungeons to the very small group of games I've enjoyed enough to 100% the achievements.
Highly recommend on mobile as well. Shoutout to Terry Cavanagh for hours upon hours of delightful entertainment. Would love to see another commercial title down the line, but I've dabbled in game dev enough to know what an undertaking that is! Just keep bringing the fun, for however many or few—and your own fun should be top of the list. Thanks again.
I absolutely recommend this to anyone who is a fan of card games. I've been a hearthstone, pokemon, and slay the spire enjoyer for a while and it mixes them all into a unique experience. Every level feels original and different from the rest, forcing you to experiment with different play styles. It is a genuinely amazing game and if you are looking for a simple but complex game, play it!
fun and engaging when out of internet service
Perfect mix of luck and skill-based decisionmaking - it's (usually) not hard to make the "perfect" play, a lot lies in the titular dice. It's very satisfying to see your build come together over the course of the 10-20 minute runs. Different characters provide more or less challenge and varying playstyles, each having 6 different runs to complete for a satisfying and pretty doable completionist catalogue. I enjoyed completing it, and I still return for some runs occasionally :)
Yes, this is a good game. Fun mix of deckbuilding and blind luck with a lot of wit, amazing music and just a general sense of style.
I would recommend everyone gets this. Especially when it's on sale; this is one of the best value games in my collection.
Simple yet deep mechanics, with an endearing cast of characters. This is clearly a labour of love from the developer who went above and beyond in polishing this game. I even got to play as a dice-shaped bear!!! Crazy.
I mean it's kinda cool. I like the vibes but each individual run is a bit short i think
The gameplay, the art, the music, the polish, this game has it all - 6/6!
I bought this game awhile back and played it quickly and thought... seems ok. I seen a YouTuber place this in top tier list of best of all time. I thought I better give this another go. One thing to say is "Don't judge a game by it's first few rounds. This is real good! Great game!
Genre : Roguelike Deckbuilder, Cartoon Style
Overall Score : 4.5 / 6
Controls (with Keyboard/Mouse) : 5.5 / 6
Combat/Creativity : 4 / 6
Player Agency : 4 / 6
Music/Sound : 6 / 6
Design/Graphics : 5.5 / 6
Duration : 16h +?
Difficulty : Beginner - Intermediate
My Unfinished Playthrough : https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL0aXA8ZdVpOjwF5bX5OShoTx9C8FwjaFX
a little simple and repetitive, but super fun
I want to start off by saying I hate the energy of this game. I'm really not sure what I was expecting because it's evidently clear from the video what it's like. I'm not basing this review on that. Just a warning to make an educated guess if happy-go-lucky slapstick gameshow theme is your thing. It is apparently not my thing.
My big problem with this game is the huge reliance on RNG. I enjoyed spending about an hour seeing how it worked, but fairly quickly found myself at the mercy of the dice. I get that RNG is the basis of dice-rollers, but I do not like when I have no choice for two turns in a row because of it. Stuns are one of the strongest mechanics in games, and they're something that should be powerful and rare. Feeling like I'm getting stunned often because of bad rolls just feels.. bad. I'm here to make choices when I play, not to watch a slot machine. I feel like most other big dice-rollers out there handle the ability to control the fate of RNG a lot better. There just aren't enough or the right items / choices to make that happen in this game.
... and then after screaming at my monitor a few times, the run is over. They're pretty short. Maybe they get longer as the game goes on? But I did not have the willpower to keep going to find out.
If you like tempting the fate of RNG, and suffering the rewards and consequences, you'll probably enjoy this game a lot more than I did.
so much better than Balatro actual game play other than seeing a number go big and deserves more players actual things going on like the most important unique game play the music is also an absolute bop
This game is fun. Originally played it on console and I'm right back here being hooked to it again. Plenty of episodes and different ways to play with the varied characters. There's a lot of decision making in addition to dealing with the luck of the dice. I'd recommend it to anyone.
My time played is much higher on mobile. A fun and simple experience that often feels heavily reliant on RNG to this player. That said, I found myself coming back again and again, especially once I unlocked more of the character classes. A really neat spin on turn-based combat with lots of equipment synergies to find.
A good game that takes a medium amount of think (my preferred amount, not too hard but not too easy). The progression is good and it does gain some decent difficulty after the starter rounds. I personally skip past the dialog but it is fun dialog if you're into that and the enemies are very cute and silly.
I'm divided about my opinion on this game. At first, I was pretty addicted to this game, and to his simply but yet random mechanisms. You enter the game pretty fast, and discover a bunch of characters, and enemies in only some runs. But I think this game was intended to be played on more casual times, because after discovering the characters and unlocking the episodes, the runs looked the same. So I really like that this roguelike game can be played pretty fast, but I would have also love to have more time to build better strats, like a real one...
I will surely play again this game, but on a more casual way, because the game can be a little repetitive in my opinion...
Fantastic game, great gameplay, great art and enough varied mechanics that I never get bored
Insanely fun, but gets old fast.
great game, should have recommended it years ago
It is a brilliant game that has a very simple concept whilst still being tricky and challenging at times. The quirky behaviour of the game as well as all of the characters (enemies included) has me retrying each time I fail. A must play for fans of the genre. 8.5/10
The wide variance from the dice causes difficulty to be a rollercoaster. A fight against a weak opponent that you handle trivially in one run will savage you in the next, because in the first one you rolled exactly what you needed to activate your defensive items while the enemy rolled crap and the next time, with the same gear against the same early enemy, you roll crap but the monster gets two 6s and vaporizes half your life.
Runs are short, so you won't lose lots of time when this happens but it's aggravating when the only way to have avoided a crushing loss was to get luckier.
A wonderful little rogue like, it ain't as god-like as say Slay the Spire or Binding of Isaac but it's a cozy game to go back to time to time. I think the RNG is a bit whacked sometimes. But overall good game, highly recommend
Вор: *выигрываешь, превратившись в медведя*
Робот: *каждый ход играешь в очко, а не в игру про избиение монстров*
Инженер: *испытываешь такую ментальную боль от того, что тебя заставляют выбрасывать карты, что всё, что ты хочешь в этой жизни это умереть*
Ведьма: *я только засетапился, а уже умер?*
Дальше я уже не смог вытерпеть. Я порекомендую её, потому что по скидке она дешевле кофе (130р). Поэтому вы сами можете её попробовать. Но вообще играйте в SpellRogue и проблем не знайте.
It didn't seem all that interesting after the first few games, but once the new mechanics starts coming and you learn to plan ahead, it becomes quite nice little game. Bad luck can still sometimes completely ruin your run, which is annoying, but overall it's a fun game.
Love the art, the charm, and how different each character is. Probably great game for those new to roguelikes, but the game is shallow due to the lackluster equipment (both in quantity and quality). Bought it on sale and regret it.
A truly unique gem of a game. It's a steal at full price, can't recommend it enough if you are fan of roguelikes and good dirty jazz music.
My dice rolls may be ass but this game sure isn't.
Dicey Dungeons is really great if you're into rogue-like deckbuilding games like Slay the Spire, and this one has a fun twist where you use dice rolls to do attacks. I do enjoy the gameplay and strategic element, I just don't personally get too invested in this format of game. If it's your thing, then by all means give this a shot!
One of the first rougelikes with dice
Wow I never reviewed this one? Ok so, fantastic game! this is not really a rougelike tbh, the game feels pretty linear in nature, even if I know its not. but like, so much love and passion went into each aspect of the game. there are so many little quality of touches and cool mechanics that made me go "No way they thought of that?!" or "Man this is so complex and unique id love to see what I can do with this!". there certainly were some challanges i didnt really enjoy, but overall a really positive experience. its pretty long too. highly recommend!
I love the variety in this game!!! I had worried it might have been too reliant on luck (y'know... dice rolling and such), but they manage to make the RNG bearable through a lot of the equipment. Sure luck can mess you up, but there are strategies to sidestep it. All of the characters are really unique and fun, I love them all dearly :]
The game nicely differentiates the variety of characters. It uses the same mechanic in very different ways which can lead to very different games each time. It has a decent difficulty based on the character and 'level' you are attempting.
Pretty good game except for the "CURSE" condition. It's a 50% chance that your action fails, and it loves to go off on the action you really want to take. It goes away after your turn, or if it goes off on that turn, but some enemies can hand it out multiple times a turn, or consistently on their turns. Thats the one thing that killed this game for me. Other than that I recommend it.
I really love the core gameplay. The rolling of the dice and then using them to your best ability with your selected weapons is a really fun idea, and the deckbuilding to choose you weapons/utilities around it allows for fun risk mitigation strategies and fun synergies. The multiple different characters each bring something unique to the concept, and the different chapters each add additional twists to the mechanics, status effects, enemies, and even character concepts. This ends up bringing a lot of varied concept to the core game. There's also a couple of bonus lumps of free DLC that have been added in the time since the original release.
Really nicely differentiated characters, nicely uses the same mechanic in very different ways which leads to very different playthroughs
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Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | Terry Cavanagh |
| Платформы | Windows, Mac, Linux |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 21.01.2025 |
| Metacritic | 80 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 90% положительных (5807) |