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The pitch

In one sentence

Three heroes, three dice, one lantern burning down. Every level-up improves one face of your die.

In one paragraph

Dark Dice Dungeon is a dice roguelike where you don't level up: you change your dice. Each hero rolls their own, and every turn you decide who strikes, who takes the hit, who holds their roll. At each threshold a hero offers to replace one face of their die — a weak strike becomes a golden one, a shield becomes poison. The game is played in the six faces you choose to keep. Two adventures, an endless Survival mode, a two-player mode, twenty heroes. Made by one person, no ads, no account, playable offline.

What sets it apart

• Improving your dice. No skill points: progression is replacing one die face, picked from six offers.
• The golden combo. Bronze marks, silver doubles, gold triples — if you have all three faces at the right time.
• The lantern. In the Mists, every stop costs light; when it goes out, the fog takes the expedition.
• Two adventures, two tensions. The Mists of Oblivion and their lantern, free; the Lordship of Teeth and its Rage gauge, as an expansion.
• Nothing holding you. No account, no ads, no energy, no tracking. The game never leaves the device.

Videos

30-second trailer, no voice-over, in three languages. Vertical (9:16) for TikTok, Shorts and Reels; horizontal (1920 × 1080) for YouTube, Steam and press. MP4, 8 to 10 MB.