Luck & Loot

A high-quality riff on the "dicebuilder" sub-genre, largely comparable to Slash & Dice in core mechanics, boasting a good, cohesive aesthetic and a good challenge. My biggest initial issues with the game are that: (1) the actual amount of content feels very low, even for a game that's only $8, in comparison to its genre peers, and (2) the game commits the [b]cardinal sin[/b] of dice and deckbuilder games (and, arguably, roguelites in general) and encouraging endless, un-fun grinding mid-run. To elaborate on my second point; there are various heal and armor skills (including those you start with) which may be used over and over in a given battle. Thus, if you leave only one enemy alive with low damage potential (which you can also enforce with debuffs like Weak) you can just choose not to make attacks and take turn after turn after turn rerolling and using your heal and armor skills to fully heal after every fight (which the game evidently does not expect/assume you to do, based on ho...

This game was really addictive. The strategy and different builds you can run is really awesome once you start figuring out the various combinations. Love the fact that its random every time keeping it fresh and honestly laughed so hard at the achievements and various dialogues throughout - nice job guys

Absolutely great game! You can make so many interesting builds between all the skills and your 4 dice. I highly recommend it.

I rarely play a game thoroughly, and even less so to the point where I was willing to improve up to the leaderboard position (3rd at time of writing, but that won't last long). A very fun, and well-balanced game. I appreciate the speed at which things progress. After setting up my preferred colour scheme, the graphics were also pleasant, though simply-kept. Would recommend.

aggressively addictive

At first, I thought there was a lot of randomness in the game, but in fact, this game is all about constant choices, and your success in the game depends on the correctness of your choices. Choose paths, attack or heal, equipment, ransom or battle.

This game is amazing. Everything about it is great, including the developers. I joined the discord server (and i recommend everyone to) and I have had many opportunities to talk to the developers. They are both great people and love to chat. I recommend buying this game if you like roguelike games. It also will get more updates eventually from what I have heard, so you might as well just buy it now and stick along with it as it grows. Thanks for reading, great game!

Small but funny&addictive dice-building game. Yesterday we start playing with my son in the evening, and than suddenly we realized its already past 1am. Quite a lot of tinkering and possible satisfying builds.

What a great game. The gameplay is great and the aesthetic is wonderful. It's hard, or it's possible I just suck. Either way it is really fun and super cheap

First impressions - pretty positive, gives me some solid Slice & Dice vibes, which is a good thing. I'd love to see more variety in characters/skills, more unique mechanics and interactions, and the rewards from each fight feel a little slim - you only get gold if you choose it, so you either get skills(which are also how you upgrade other skills) OR gold OR whatever else, so you'll often run out of gold or simply not have any, or have to skip rewards and hope the shops are worth it. Still though that's about the only thing that stood out. (And it seems like demo progress doesn't carry over for unlocks?) I do see a lot of repeats pretty quick as far as skills and such, but there seem to be a decent number of unlocks too. I also feel like there's some neat mechanics and synergies potential but you get so few skills to adjust/modify your dice that whatever you start with is *most* of what you'll run with. There's not really a way to shift to focus more on ice, poison/bleeds, rerolls, et...