Die in the Dungeon

The Die in the Dungeon offers a different take on the roguelike genre by using a set of dice instead of a deck of cards. Each die represents an action. Some of the cubes are revealed as you go down, and their set affects the style. Unsuccessful edges can be re-rolled if there is a resource. The dungeon greets you with the first room with cubes, and there you have to make a choice. With a throw you can attack enemies, heal wounds or control the course of fate itself. One successful turn can turn a battle around, and one unsuccessful one can ruin a well-thought-out plan. Opponents differ in behavior, so there is no universal tactic. Large enemies require preparation. Edges can be improved, and weak ones fall out of the set. Sometimes it's better to skip a fight and save your health. The dungeon is filled with enemies and treasures, and between encounters there are opportunities to upgrade your set. Some dice have side effects, which makes the choice more difficult. Between fights, traders and finds meet. Sometimes it is more profitable to sell the excess than to drag it to the end. Treasure rooms hide rare cubes, but are guarded seriously. Over time, there are more enemies, and races require calculation of risk. Updates add dice, opponents and events. Mistakes are forgiven, but a spoiled shot is remembered for a long time. The game encourages caution and calculation. Some events force you to risk the entire race for the sake of reward. Between floors there is an opportunity to rest and reassemble the set. This set is suitable for anyone who loves excitement and dungeons. The community discusses the best facet combinations.