Die in the Dungeon CLASSIC

Any chance on getting an app version of the game?

Hahaha, victory

this is the first rougelike i ever played.

best mistake i ever made.

I LOVE  this game. I mean its perfect I play this at school but still is PERFECT

Best progress I've made so far. Charming game design.

I'd have gone further if my attack dice had grow

This game was really fun and enjoyable! I got immersed in it immediately, and the gameplay is very intuitive. I was able to play without even using the tutorial :) Thank you, god job !

In case anybody needs, here is a copy-paste of a guide I made a while ago to obtaining an S and a score of just under 10,000 after the lvl 25 boss:

Priority: upgrade two defence, one attack, and one boost to max. Get grow on at least one die (preferably attack and either defence or heal).

After that (or if you're not getting upgrades), discard the leftover attack and boost dice. 

Only get a new die if you've done the above/haven't got anything else to do! (your goal is to minimise the randomness of your turn.) If you do get a new die, only non-glass heal (skip if you get anything else). After that, discard the glass heal. 

Mirror die is great to get (not a must, but makes boss fights much easier). 

Make a couple of them hollow, so you can use practically all your dice in one turn. 

During your turn prioritise defence, end each round with max health, and during boss fights just wait it out, getting your grow dice to higher values.

And if you complete all the above, you will feel like a god on the final boss (I destroyed both its phases in 6 or 7 turns).

Hope this helps anyone!

good game 

fun game

Fire game

Give more effects on FINISH button ate the top of card
How get 5 slots during run (always 3 dices only)
Some enemy show a value of health/energy but during the battle the value change (increase).
Simple and fun !

(THIS IS ABOUT THE DEMO) Love this game and the mechanics are absolutely unique, but I still feel the difficulty spike past the first boss is way too harsh. 

I'm sure a good chunk of it is due to me not being super good at this type of rougelike/strategy but it feels like it goes from climbing a wall to 'hey heres an oiled up 87 degree glass wall, good luck' between those two. 

how come the timer keeps going after you pause

Great game

Why is this

love this

I have fun playing the game, although I find it a lot more challenging than it should be. One time I was fighting 3 enemies that I can't do anything against. They deal too much damage for me to shield, they make too much shield for me to do damage, even with healing and boosts, they were too much for me. Also I feel like the enemies get too much more value from rng than I can ever do.

bro's cooked  😭😭😭

Not much compared to other people, but still a personal bes

Overkill maybe?

I LOVE THIS ITS SO ADDICTING

really fun game, wasent exepecting it

really fun game

So good

THIS GAME IS AWESOME!!!!!

Thank you for this greath game. I really enjoy it!

I just made an observation: If you choose a new dice for completing a level you can sometimes find a mundane attack or defense dice that have a slightly higher percentage or rolling 6 as you can see. Now if you add the face values together and divide by six, you'll be able to see the average power of each dice. The standard defense dice at top tier (4+4+5+5+6+6= 30/6 = average value is 5) whereas the other dice (6+6+6+5+5+4= 32/6 = average value is 5.3). In the case of the defense dice this becomes interesting when compared to a top tier Lucky 1 dice (6+6+6+6+6+1 = 31/6 = average value is 5.16). My conclusion is that if you can choose which dice to put a Grow tag on, chose the mundane one you get as a reward. It will, on average, outperform the starter dice, and if a Heavy tag is applied to it, it'll even outperform the Lucky 1 with Grow.

this is really fun ngl

I died at floor 20 to the queen bee

in a BR

lts a good dame

Decent game I'd say, shame I haven't a way to pay for it yet TwT I'll definetly come back later!

A nearly perfect game with two totally unacceptable flaws.

Once you 'get' the mechanics it takes an act of will to lose before the 26th level, where the Endless mode begins. It takes 26-28 minutes to get to that point. So it takes half an hour to get to the point where you're playing the game past the extended tutorial.

Once you're there, the difficulty increases by providing flat bonuses to all of the opponent's numbers. Encounters don't seem to be designed with this in mind. You'll quickly be facing things like two flies that are doing 5x5x2 (ie 50) damage a round, backed by a Mothman healing 2x7ish damage a round. You only ever have a die pool of five dice to play. Assuming max pips, that's 30 points of whatever on your first round. At this point if you spend less than the majority of your dice on (perfect) attacks, any damage you deal will be healed. If you spend it exclusively on defense, you'll only soak about half of the damage. Even with specialty dice that get stronger over time the acceleration of how bad that early fight curb stomp is makes long term survival impossible. Perfectly optimal plan is still beholden to RNG, which statistically speaking -will- pull a cheap shot. And then it's back to that half hour introduction before you can play the challenging part again.

Put another way - beyond a certain point your only power increases rely on going through multiple turns, enhancing your die's feedback loops. Your opponents get stronger and stronger attacks from the word go, meaning they will eventually preempt any possible build you've put together by just murdering you on turn one or two, before you can do anything productive.

I recommend a pass. Or, if you know what you're doing, emulate an OS instance with a Virtual Machine and use that to spoof a save point at the end of the half hour "can I play the game yet" intro. That's the ideal answer, because there is a wonderfully engaging game here despite the perpetual slog of restarting and RNG mandated permadeaths.

I wish we could boost boosts...

FINALY GOT PAST BEE BUT THEN THE STUPID ARCHERS KILLED MEE