Dice Ark

Dice Ark

Yoigoshi Studio · July 31, 2026 · Board Game, Roguelite, Dice, Card Battler, Deckbuilding

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"Fate is decided by the dice. But what future you seize—that's up to you."A sanctuary adrift between dimensions, where time and memory have lost their shape—The Ark. Every journey begins here, and every journey begins with the same question.——What, exactly, do you call "wealth"?Slaying monsters is not the only way to adventure. Seize territory. Hoard treasure. Drive a blade into an ally's back when the moment demands it. Only the one who grasps the greatest fortune by the final turn is spoken of as the true victor.Dice Ark is a fate-grabbing roguelike board game for up to four players. The emotional upheaval of a board-game brawl, the cerebral depth of deckbuilding, the crisp tempo of modern rounds.—all folded into a single table. A familiar yet unprecedented experience waits here.Your dice are your handA rolled die is not merely a number.
Placed on a weapon, it becomes a blade. Placed on a shield, it becomes a fortress. Fed into a skill, it becomes the finishing blow.
A single "5" can strike, defend, or wager on a future—its worth shifts with where you place it.Your opponent is weighing the same decisions. No one sees another's board. The instant every die is placed, the table is flipped open in unison—the read is immediate, the verdict merciless.And dice can be defiled. A poisoned die eats at its wielder with every roll. A cursed die hides its face. A sleeping die has a one-in-two chance of doing nothing at all.
—So, will you stake that sleeping die on a once-in-a-lifetime gamble?Combat in Dice Ark is not a game of reading numbers. It is a game of what story you tell with the dice you hold.Steal, defend, or crawl through the mudTake the Crystals (territories) scattered across the map, and gold and conjured cards pour in. Dominate adjacent lands, and the income multiplies.
—And of course, there's nothing stopping you from tearing someone else's claim from their hands.Rob a merchant, and every item in the store becomes yours. In return, the Wanted mark is seared onto your name—you'll be turned away at outposts and shops, and hunted as a bounty by every other player. Is the gold still worth it?The trap you've laid on the path will take its prey in time.
So long as you don't step on it first.There is no clean adventure here. Only tables where friendship survives, and tables that money destroys.The back door, open only to the fallenWhen your gold runs dry and still the payments keep coming, the Seven Deadly Sins will mark you. Envy. Wrath. Greed. One of them will brand itself onto your flesh, and the brand will burrow deeper—until, at last, you descend into a demon.Your belongings crumble to ash. Your body swells. A forbidden deck and six wicked dice are thrust into your grip. The time left is but a handful of turns.
Overturn the board in that narrow window—or end as mere ruin. The choice is yours.The turnaround that begins at the edge of defeat is this game's crowning act.Accumulated "Fate"—a one-shot trump cardEvery battle fought, every wound taken, every coin earned, every roll that betrays you—each quietly settles into your reserve of FATE.When the meter fills, it becomes a trump. Double your next strike. Choose every face of every die at will. Revive a fallen ally at half health. Shatter an enemy's shields in one sweep.What decides the duel is not the card you drew, but the moment you cash in your destiny.No two boards are ever the sameDungeons are generated anew each run, and the boss that waits is always unknown. The question is never "what must I draw to win?"—it is "with what I have, how do I win?"Six classes. Over a hundred cards. And dice such as—
  • A die that cuts through shields as if they weren't there
  • A die that siphons half its damage back as healing
  • A Demon Die that always shows a 6—and carves into its wielder each time
  • A Doom Die that hurls impossible numbers, at twice the self-inflicted cost
Each die among the many defines your journey.
Don't ask what you'll hold. Ask what you'll go down with.And then, the final turnWhen every turn has passed, the players are summoned before the cooperative boss. But here, the reason to join hands and the reason to drive a blade into a back are barely a hair apart.A strike on the boss becomes contribution. A betrayal of an ally becomes fortune.
The one who lands the killing blow. The one who braces from the shadows. The one who slips in and takes the finish—every act accumulates, settled at last as your total assets.The one who laughs last is not the strongest warrior. It is the one who holds the most.Key Features
  • An asset-driven roguelike board game — Victory hinges not on raw combat power, but on what you ultimately hold
  • Dice-placement reading duels — The same number takes on different worth depending on where it lands; all boards flipped open in unison
  • Up to four players at each other's throats — Territory raids, card destruction, gold theft, trap-laying—the moment friendships fracture is the heart of this game
  • Seven Deadly Sins & Demon Transformation — A one-shot comeback reachable only by the player cornered to ruin
  • The FATE System — A once-per-hand board-bending force, built up over a run
  • Boards that never repeat — Procedurally generated maps, unknown bosses, distinctly flavored dice, six classes
  • Three modes for every schedule — Quick, Standard, and Long
  • Local / Online / LAN play — NPCs available for solo runs
The dice decide fate.But what future you seize—that is up to you.

Dice Ark — game info

Platforms
Windows
Player modes
Single-player, Online PvP, Online co-op, Split screen
Controller
Full controller support
PC Game Pass
Not included

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