Deadly Dice: Menherarium
テスカトリポカ · 2026 · Psychological Horror, Anime, Gambling, Cute, Roguelite
PC
Very Positive93% · 624
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About Deadly Dice: Menherarium
“———————Good morning♡ Did you sleep well? Hey... wanna play a game of dice? It’s super simple… all you have to do is bet a little bit of your blood each time. If you lose... you might die, you know? ”
Gamble your life away — build a deck of dice and roll to survive seven days of high-stakes sessions. Sounds simple, but the rules change every day. Cheating is allowed, she’s okay with that.
Raise the stakes with high-risk, high-reward rolls that can mean the difference between life and death.
Earn coins after every successful session, and purchase items to tilt the odds in your favor — stop the bleeding with emergency health kits, store up re-rolls, eat food to replenish HP levels and equip defensive amulets to build up resolve.
Stay sharp. She’s watching your every move, and she’ll judge a variety of performance categories including your Likeability, Guts, and Vitality…assuming you survive to the next day.
Good night~ Make sure you come play again tomorrow… okay? ♡
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
✦ AI summary
Players praise the addictive gameplay loop, polished presentation, and standout voice acting that brings the game to life. While the core experience is engaging and feels like a great value, some find the grind to unlock all endings somewhat tedious, and a few note the game tackles surprisingly mature themes beneath its cute exterior.
Getting kidnapped and having a girl drink your blood has never been more fun!2 found this helpful
Fun and replayable. Crazy woman was an added bonus too! 11/10 would give blood again1 found this helpful
Why try to fix something that's working as intended?
I cant fix her...
Keeps me on my toes
Every star observed, every blade of grass touched, and every word spoken does not exist to you in the external void, but as a simulated spark within the theater of your own consciousness. The universe you navigate is not the raw, objective world itself, but a meticulous reconstruction painted entirely by your mind. To experience anything is to experience the mind's interpretation of it. Your joys, your terrors, your victories, and your losses do not happen *to* you; they happen *within* you. You have never truly touched the outer world—only the nerve endings that translate it, and the consciousness that animates it. Ultimately, you do not live in a universe. You live in a reality of your own construction, making you both the architect and the sole inhabitant of everything you will ever know.
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