Dice Assassin Reviews

For the price and how much fun it is it's worth it.

I completely don't understand the area attacks of the clown monster and the boss in the third level. Moreover, the area attacks of different monsters are all mixed together. The new cards won't even trigger after defeating two bosses，only increasing the dice limit and attack range limit can enhance my strength. This is too monotonous. Why not separate attack and movement, and limit it to only one type of attack card that can be replaced in the shop? This way, players are restricted to just one attack card, which might be more interesting. Enhancing players shouldn't just be about increasing dice limits and movement limits; why not fix them to a range of 1-6? Additionally, introduce relics. For example, killing two monsters at once restores one health point, and killing two monsters at once earns an extra coin. The values for coins and monster drops also need to be readjusted. I will keep watching on this game

A VERY boring, uninteresting, lame game so. No tactic, no fun, no progression. In game, You are damaged only when you miss luck cause most of time youb simply have to wait on your position without "pirce" to pay for that. And because the gold and cards gained between level (and not runs, wich make any new party more boring than the precedings) are totaly random and doesn't give you many choice, you only feel frustrated very quickly.

Bad game design. I'm not a big fan of Pawnbarian but it seems a masterpiece compared to this. And there are some problems with the user interface. 2/10 very disappointed

This [strike]su[b][/b]cks[/strike] is below average. Pawnbarian is similar, but way better. EDIT: I "played" this snoozefest for only 13 minutes and already unlocked 14 achievements... WTF?!... I mean I barely tested this "game" and by the time I decided to refund this I had still some of my coffee break left and already 63% completed it. That feels like "Congrats, you took a dump". The shop price tag says 3€, but this "game" is literally worthless.

Crashes on my PC, but loads on my laptop. The tutorial flashes by before you can read it, then the game switches to spanish text. From what I could tell, the game didn't seem that fun anyway.

Fun concept, not normal game start to boot because unfriendly default language setting except you can understand portuguese, would love to play more but it lacks for a better button system mapping and an understanding of a better explaination of the game. I will come back if the game is at a better state and change the review appropriately. But it seems the game was given without care

Feels unfinished; more of a concept of a game than a full fun experience. Very little variety, bugs, poor UI, and terrible clarity on what things do (even with the genre in mind). Read the other reviews and look at the forum. This game is also abandoned by its dev(s).

So far got all achievements and reached which is probably the highest floor before you're 100% guaranteed to die anywhere on the board ( Having 5 bosses on the same place do as much as you would imagine ) The gameplay feels nice, The chess-like aspects together with rogue-like ones feels like a really good match and it's easy to get addicted to it. Both the shop and the missions get you new unlockables and items which can be fun to test after each run and keeps you playing, but it would be cool to have some sort of story or endings, better cards/maybe sinergies and ways for you to get increasingly powerful during the game. The game is really interesting and there is a lot of potential going on, it's the type of game who i can see myself playing for hours, but unfortunately 3-4 hours it's enough to get you to the end of the game's content, but It's a good amount considering the game's price.

The game boots in a non-English language by default, which wouldn't be an issue if there was some simple way to swap languages. Most games let you click a flag or have the language options clearly labelled on the main menu (like buttons that say [Deutsch][English][Español][官话] in their native language), but not this game. Through Google translate I was able to find the right settings so I could change it from whatever the default is to English. Strike one. The tutorial consists of a series of text pop-ups that fade in and then fade out within - and this is no hyperbole, I actually timed it - 0.25 seconds per pop-up. I had to quit and use Steam's native session recording to play back and pause the tutorial so I could figure out what the pop-ups said. Strike two. Once I got the hang of the game I was disappointed by the amount of time you have to spend chasing down enemies that move in random directions and the lack of upgrade variety. The game is just a more boring version of the excellent game Militia, but with random dice rolls to determine range and damage instead of pre-determined values. Not a 'strike three' per se, but enough for me to call it quits and get a refund after 20 minutes. And judging by the Achievements I've already seen almost everything the game has to offer anyway. My recommendation is to try Militia instead.