Dicey Dungeons

You know, I appreciate the fact they tried to get as much variety in this game from their core game idea. They pick in a lot of levels of various differences throughout and different players. Aspects of the story are fairly humorous But at its core, there is just little sense of choice in the game since the dice you roll will essentially be forced in to only one or two of the slots, and you don't have a lot of dice to work with usually. There is not a lot of chance to get items or use them. This makes the game very grindy. It feels like a kind of game 'meant' to act as a time waster on mobile, which isn't a concept I believe in. Shouldn't a game be engaging and challenging you in some way rather than mindless? I feel like it was more or less like 'hey, what is we did one of those roguelike deckbuilders, but with dice', same 3 act system carried from Slay the Spire and all, before considering on a design level if that works. Lots of indie games do this.

Cute, fun, and just challenging enough to play while watching a livestream or listening to a podcast. I would imagine it would be a mellow onramp for someone just getting into deckbuilding roguelikes for the first time. Perhaps the one downside of note is that some of the later stages and higher difficulty characters can be very RNG-dependent. It's one of the only games I've ever 100% and I'm terrible at games, so evidently the RNG wasn't too much of a deterrent, but it did take forever as a result.

It's nothing spectacular but it is really fun for what it is, it's a great way to pass time. The entire game is just you fighting enemy after enemy adapting around your die's ability and making it work in your favor. It's a cool concept and the artstyle is very pleasing in my opinion. It's super simple so don't go in expecting too much and you'll likely love it. If you need a game that'll help you pass time when you have nothing to do, this one is lovely.

Alright, so I've only beaten 3 episodes in this game, with one character, however, I still enjoy this game deeply and think it's one of my favorite roguelites to come out just before the 2020s! I haven't put as much time into this game as I've wanted to, but I'll need to change that eventually, especially as my love for Roguelites grows! The dice mechanics are a lot of fun, and I love how each episodes changes the gameplay so much with each character!

Yup, I like this game. It's a roguelike based on RNG and luck. What more could you possibly want? Looks good, sounds good, plays good - ideal for one or two runs here and there. Not only do I recommend this, I also know I will come back to it every now and then

Awesome game with very interesting and stylish mechanisms for each character. Love the personality of Lady Luck.

good amount of variety between the different game modes- definitely entertaining but I would like to see more variety with the cards in the future:)

This game has a ton of charm and a really fun combat core, but it simply doesn't work as a roguelike The variety within a run is really pitiful. Over an entire run you'll probably be able to get 10 pieces of equipment (you can equip at most 6), with 2 or 3 of those coming from a shop. You'll also get 2 or 3 upgrades. That's it. A strong run in this game is almost never exciting. The structure of the floors and your levels works against the game. You need to fight each enemy because levelups grant stats and are by far the best source of (full) healing. That means you'll be fully clearing every floor, since no nodes are ever locked out. Routing each floor is effectively solved because you just fight the enemies that reward you with healing first, then do the rest. And because you fully heal on each new level, that means all you need is bad RNG in the couple of fights within one level to bring you from full to 0 health without any counterplay Speaking of RNG and counterplay, you really don't get good ways to mitigate it. There's no good or reliable ways to interact with the enemies, they just kinda do their own thing. Even elemental weaknesses/strengths don't spice things up because you have so little equipment and will hardly ever be able to draft an appropriate elemental weapon. I've found myself getting the same equips between one run and another, I've found myself dying to bad enemy rolls with nothing I could have done, and I don't remember any run as anything memorable. If you're looking for a fun, varied and creative roguelike, this sadly isn't it. It'll entertain you for a few hours as you try out all the characters, but there's no great reason for doing multiple runs of one character.

Incredible if this is your style of game, otherwise you're probably only going to play for the soundtrack? I*'ve* enjoyed it immensely, the PCs are fun and unique in both perwsonality and playstyle, again, the sountrack, visuals may leave something to be desired for some ig, rhough they're all clear and undeniably what they're supposed to be. You'll love it if you understand what you're getting into and are prepared to make oversight errors a million times, or not, who know

A good mix of difficult challenge and easy-but-still-makes-you-think

Cute, super cute. The soundtrack is a jam, the creative direction overall is adorable, and the deck-building + dice rolling mechanic lends itself well to the dungeon crawler. A full episode is about 10-15 minutes, but the game saves after each battle (and these are real short) so it makes for an easy game to pick up and play for any length of time. Excited by how much content there is, even just the early episodes have high replay value.

Straight to the fun, great mechanics, all around good time. The art, music, and humor all complement together great!

Even if you're someone like me who isn't crazy about rogue-likes, this game is a super fun spin on dungeon crawling with an awesome soundtrack, great art style, funny writing, and now comes with free DLC!

Dice-based roguelite deckbuilding with short runs, and with one of the best OSTs of the genre. Seriously, if you listen to this soundtrack and don't get the instantaneous compulsion to move your body to the rhythm, there's probably something wrong with you.

Dicey Dungeons is God's gift to masochists. If you hate yourself, you've found your perfect game. Within 40 hours of gameplay, you'll find yourself in a fevered state bordering on psychopathy, screaming "HIT MEEEE!!" at the monsters in a terrifyingly realistic impersonation of Keith Ledger's Joker. I am not a better, nor more mentally sound, person for having played this game to completion. I don't regret a moment.

Just too much RNG. The game has a fun theme and silly combat but it doesn't mean it need to be nearly random in everything. Most power you gain has to come from random loot chest, random shop and also each run needs perfect encounters as you don't have a choice in choosing the enemy (paths are linear so you cannot dodge a strong enemy that counters your character). This game is easy to be loved as the theme is casual and silly but if you'd want to find deep strategy then there are many better options out there.

Entertaining and surprisingly addictive.

its not mind blowing or anything but it kills time (most of my time is on switch not steam)

Shockingly good roguelike! Maybe a little too RNG dependent in some situations but overall very solid and makes my neurons light up when i get a good build rolling

Very poor design choices take this game from good to boring.

Perhaps the best use of variation ive seen in a while

The music has no reason being this good I'm vibing rn 🫨

My lord this game is boring.

Good game

ost is really good

i hate this game

I love it.

good

99 minutes in and I can say that this is GENIUS!

Just not for me

ethical gambling

Lady Luck... Would

Spin the wheel!

sick as hell