DICEOMANCER Reviews

Once you understand what you've gotten yourself into, oh boy that's when the real fun begins. This game allows you to do "whatever" you want as there are really no limitations as to what you can do with the cards. I don't want to spoil the fun so yeah just pick up the game and go do your thing. Absolutely wonderful game.

This game is good but not amazing. Sure the art and presentation are both great. The card gimmics well crafted and the dice gimmic is fun. BUT, it also makes it absurdly easy to break the game. To the point you don't even have to try to make some busted combo. Sure, you can grind up the difficulty but that is SO SLOW even with cheating the difficulty UP with the dice (it's amazing that you can do that btw) the game is still SO so easy to break that it kinda looses some of it's luster. despite this, I don't feel this deserve a thumbs down. it was fine for while it lasted. but if you are someone who play alot of deckbuilders, then this will not last long

If you liked slay the spire you will really like this. Not as good as slay, but definitely worth the price and has some cool and different mechanics, also love the art style.

Great unique take on the genre. Not quite GOAT status like STS or MT but in that next "A" tier. Paid full price and well worth it for any deckbuilding-lover like me.

This game is easy when you figure out the mechanics, but it is still so much fun to find new "broken" builds to play with. I keep coming back for "just one more run". For fans of Slay the Spire/Monster Train/etc.

I'm a big fan of "rogue-like" deckbuilders such as Slay the Spire and Balatro, and this game fits right in! Decks feel satisfying to build and play, and there's a ton of variety if you're just playing casually. I'd love if there was more variety in the enemies, but the current pool is more than adequate. Solid 8/10 game.

A fun game that actively encourages you to make creative and overpowered builds.

Screenshots don't do this game justice - I almost didn't pick this up because I thought I would bounce off the art a little but it's all about the gorgeous animations and style (which it oozes - everything from the unique card play animations to the squirrel/Monk mini-boss martial arts combo attacks to rabbit mimics that will horrify you when you notice some of their attack sequence animations) - the game itself is top notch card battle/dice chucking rogue where Slay the Spire meets Balatro with crazy cards, indescribable combos, and non-stop "holy crap no way" moments. I just played two cards that one-shot the end game boss and I laughed when I realized what happened. 5,000 stars.

Absolutely superb deck-builder. It's all about building an almost-Dominion-style "engine". But what makes it special is that you have a "Chaos Die" that you can roll at ANY time and it can change ANY number on the screen. So let's say your Chaos Die a base D6, and there's an enemy about to land 24 damage, killing you. Click on the die, click on the damage number and turn it into random 1-6 damage instead. The enemies have staged health bars to prevent you just clicking on them to reduce their 100 health to a D6, but even so, if you have enough charges in your Chaos Die, then just repeatedly click it to bring each stage down. Got a boss with 7 health bars in the 60-100 range? If you have the 14 charges you need to click each of them, you could be one-shotting that bad-boy immediately. Let's take it further - absolutely INSANE builds can result from this, because you can also use it to modify your own cards! Permanently for that run! This is incredibly satisfying when you get it right. Got a card that upgrades itself by 2 every time you use it? Wait until you upgrade your Chaos Die to a D12 or a D20, then change the 2 to a bonkers-high number instead. Got a low-level card that "Summons 1 of each element"? Can you imagine the chaos and feel-good vibes when you change that 1 to a 10? Yes, the balance can be a bit out of whack as a result of the cheat mechanism, but there's just so many classes, so many cards, and so much variety on offer here, I just don't care. The fun of this game is by breaking. The Chaos Die is a cheat, but it's a cheat baked into the essence of the game itself. Great content for the price. The graphics aren't great, but they're consistently styled at least. The music is pleasant, and the boss music appears to be ripped straight out of Fallout, so plus-points for that. The interface is great, doesn't get in the way at all. The battle-log is a lovely touch, because sometimes you just have no idea what happened. Okay, a lot of times, because the synergies in this are incredible. Highly recommended.

This game has the ability to customize every mana color exactly to your liking, with a pre-set colorblind mode, but further allowing you to edit them with sliders. I love puzzle games, but always have problems with the colors in them, and this sort of simple change is AMAZING and I would love to see it more. 10/10 accessibility. On top of that, the game is super cute and fun. Go play it.