![]() ![]() Overall, Die in the Dungeon is a great choice for any fans of dice-building or rogue-lite card games. Gameplay aside, the graphics are pretty charming but the interface lacks some useful elements, as well-such as a settings menu and the Give Up button exiting the game. You just need to get used to how to place the dice on the board to get the most optimal of turns. You only get descriptions of the actions-and the font for that can be hard to read.įor players familiar with this subgenre of card or strategy game, however, this title is actually pretty easy to master. ![]() However, these advanced mechanics can be confusing for beginners since there’s absolutely no tutorial at all. ![]() The spots where you put dice matter, as well, if you’re using those value multiplier dice. Unfortunately, this limit doesn’t increase as you go on to higher levels-although the selection of dice does expand. Take note that you can only place a maximum of three dice. Each dice is colored and represents an action you can take during your turn: the basic ones being attacking a single target, blocking, healing, and adding more points to the value of another action. Your goal in Die in the Dungeon is to progress through all 20 floors of a magical dungeon, defeating every enemy in a fight. ![]()
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