Rune Dice
Smart Raven Studio · 2026 · Deckbuilding, RPG, Roguelite, Strategy, Dice
PC
Mostly Positive78% · 1,116
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About Rune Dice
Launch dice across enchanted battlefields where realistic physics meets ancient magic. Matching dice fuse into a more powerful one that seeks its equals, triggering devastating chain combos.Plan each throw carefully - every dice placement can trigger massive combos that wipe out entire enemy waves or set up tactical future plays. Master both precise aiming and strategic prediction to unleash the full power of mystical dice fusion.
Pick from 8 unique classes, each with special dice and magical abilities. Every class offers multiple heroes with different starting combinations, ensuring each adventure feels completely different. With endless replayability for each unique hero classes. Level up, complete quests, and unlock rewards.Spread deadly poison through enemy ranks as a Rogue, unleash lightning storms as a Mage, or absorb massive damage as a heavily armoured Warrior. Each class opens up entirely new tactical approaches and synergies.
Every location culminates in challenging battles against bosses, each with unique abilities that will test your strategy.Some bosses summon additional minions, others manipulate the dice field, and the most dangerous can completely change combat rules. Adapt your dice collection and tactics to overcome each distinct threat.
Craft a powerful combination of dice, relics, and runes that work together to define your playstyle.Collect magical dice through combat victories and shop purchases, discover game-changing relics that provide permanent enhancements, and gather tactical runes for battlefield manipulation. Visit ancient altars where you can risk your dice for upgrades, or play it safe and build your arsenal gradually. The synergy between your dice attacks, relic bonuses, and rune abilities creates devastating combinations and endless strategic possibilities.
- Physics-based dice throwing with magical merge mechanics
- 8 hero classes with multiple characters each
- Epic boss and mini-boss encounters with unique abilities
- Diverse dice with special powers and abilities
- Powerful relics and consumable runes for synergies
- Procedural map generation with multiple encounter types
- Progression system with unlocks and achievements
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
✦ AI summary
Players praise Rune Dice for its addictive roguelite gameplay, beautiful pixel art, fantastic synth soundtrack, and high replay value that keeps them engaged for dozens of hours. However, some feel the physics system can be inconsistent and frustrating, occasionally making runs feel like they fail due to unfair RNG rather than skill, which undermines the game's physical challenge mechanics.
I really enjoy the aesthetics of this game. It is pleasing (and other times intense) to watch the dice bounce and roll around with their physics. The character/heroes have names with funny references, and their starting builds are fun to learn and play with. Definitely happy with this purchase.
Nice game
Balancing can be iffy at time but nothing a quit out for good rng can't salvage. Recommend playing classic mode once unlocked, otherwise the runs feel too short but if you want some relic unlocks a single path is ok too. Said relics can range from useless to lowkey a clear check. Consumables are ok but there seems to be hard imbalance coming from Amplify+Gravity combo. Overall had fun for an indie game.
its aight
It's a different take on the card roguelikes, which I appreciate because there's a lot of those. The map can be a bit hard to work with without pulling up the full paper map like Slay the Spire has because you can't really see a lot of the spaces from the default view. Be prepared for a lot of grinding to get your classes to a level where they can reasonably handle hard stages and classic mode. If you enjoy the basic premise of the game like I do, that's fine, but understand that's going to be needed going into it. There's a lot of classes, so you'll be able to find something you like, possibly more than one. The aforementioned grinding can get old with a class you don't particularly enjoy if you're going for 100% completion though (personally, looking at you paladin/bard). I wish the Trident's Blessing relic would differentiate between positive and negative enemy dice, because currently it just causes your matches to ignore ALL enemy dice... which is fine until you get to bosses that have mechanics that you really want to be able to match with enemy dice. Because it makes your dice ignore them on bounce, you have to just get lucky at knocking dice together to force them to m…
I haven't played a game for nearly 12 hours straight in years...
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