Dicey Bizniz

For those who liked playing decks of cards but love the chaotic feeling of rolling dice more, Dicey Bizniz is just one of those easy pick-up and play titles that I found very fun to learn. Gameplay is simple: poker-esque in your dice value + multiplier score to create combinations like straights, flushes, pairs, etc. Now add to it a shop with relics, powered dice, and one-time use spells. Fail a game? You now have a rogue-lite element with a tree to power your way through. Succeed in a game? You've unlocked multiple new modes to challenge yourself in. The dev is also rather quick to fix issues if you run into it. As solo devs go, that's super impressive and appreciated. [b]Recommended![/b]

MMmmm shiny math rocks. I can't begin to tell you how much I love shiny math rocks. This game? Lots and lots of fancy math rocks that you can buy and then battle with!!! What could be better??? The dice and power-up descriptions of course!!! Whoever wrote them is a genius, 100% you must read them. The bosses where fun to fight I still haven't fought one of them, but the others are fun. All-in-all a great game. Only complaint, if you lose.. you need to repurchase all your fancy dice. Not a deal breaker, just sad because I was trying to collect full sets (like you do)

This game has very fun and clever mechanics underlying it's core systems. The challenge, however, is that a lot of the UI and structuring doesn't quite serve the mechanics and show exactly how things are getting scored and totaled. I think this can really be a special one with a bit more attention given to UI, animation, sound, and narrative.

A decent little game to spend time on, just wish that it would stand out a bit more, thanks for the developer for sharing the game with me - I actually enjoyed, but as mentioned it lacks a bit of oomph to stand out. For the ones that are still reading this is a Dice Balatro basically - if you are itching for more of the combos, go ahead - just do not expect visually crazy effects or sounds while doing it.

Another worthy representative of the "just one more run and then I'll shut down" category. It reminds me of games like Balatro or Spellrogue, with a more personal touch and the great advantage of being able to scale the difficulty very granularly. I play it both alone and with/supervisiong my 6-year-old son, adjusting the experience so that it's challenging in both situations. Recommended!

Dicealtro It's another Balatrolike with dice. I have played multiple dice based Balatro games at this point and this one is fine. It doesn't do anything outrageous. It doesn't have the same sauce that Balatro has but mechanically functions similarly. I found myself just straight up clicking without reading anything and still doing ok. There are bosses which were a bit confusing, probably because I didn't read anything, but I was able to defeat one without much issue. If you absolutely must play more Balatrolike games, add this one to the list. I recommend this if you are desperate for some Balatro gameplay but like with dice and they skimped on the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ sauce again ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥.