Die in the Dungeon: Origins
released on Dec 01, 2023
A standalone expansion of Die in the Dungeon
Fight your way through a mysterious dungeon in this deck-building, turn-based roguelike where you don't use cards, but dice! Deal with enemies by combining dice on your board, boost their effects with magical relics, and discover the story behind Die in the Dungeon!
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Fun demo of an interesting dice-based roguelike. Has all the framework to be quite an engaging game, and can't wait to see the improvements the developers make to the final product. I especially hope they tweak the difficulty (a bit easy) and output randomness (destroyed good runs based on random dice rolls).
Fun for like an hour and then it gets boring
Juego pequeñito pero divertido y gratis, está guay y entretenido
It was a fun and interesting game to play
this is just a demo but the framework here is good and the devs are very generous for making their free demo have achievements, unlocks, and an endless mode. that said, it’s pretty easy and a bit lacking in variability. i won pretty easily on my first try with only a single new die which even for a demo is a bit too easy. also i think there should be tougher decision making, once i have a build i can skip basically everything and still scale enough to win with ease
I think this is a really good entrance game for those who like roguelikes, but have yet to figure out how they work or how to play them.
It's very simple to understand and is pretty much a demo to a full game that is coming out in 2024. It lays out everything that you would need to know pretty efficently, which most roguelikes say "here's level one, figure it out." This to me is a very nice thing for newer players to the genre but removes some of the initial charm games like Risk of Rain 2 or Gunfire Reborn have.
Very excited for the full game, looks very promising!
It's very simple to understand and is pretty much a demo to a full game that is coming out in 2024. It lays out everything that you would need to know pretty efficently, which most roguelikes say "here's level one, figure it out." This to me is a very nice thing for newer players to the genre but removes some of the initial charm games like Risk of Rain 2 or Gunfire Reborn have.
Very excited for the full game, looks very promising!