Dice Have No Eyes Reviews

Very cute roguelike. I was expecting a weird dreamlike game to make a video and got a very fun and entertaining roguelike. I will definitely be playing a lot more. I 100% recommend.

i just think it's really fun! the possibility of crashing out (going bust) adds this little thrill to every roll, and there's a lot of room for strategy, making bets (not even the game's Literal bets. more like, you can go down one die to get a really valuable die and hope you make it through a short-handed round), and anxiously holding your breath. i like it a lot

Couldn't ask more of a game of this genre. Captivating "number goes up" gameplay with the right amount of complexity and luck, beautiful visual identity, charming character design and relaxing music. My only issue at the moment is that the Steam Deck controls are a bit clunky but it is such a minor issue compared to everything it gets right. Looking forward to full release.

I survived the gambling addiction with balatro, I survived with clover pit. All they needed was dice and now I'm screwed. 10/10 will roll single die every time :<

Great game, does really well in being unique in a very saturated genre

I agree with others saying its got just the right amount of Balatro style, whilst being its own entirely new thing. At first I didn't understand I could bank my score for the price of a life. Likely a me problem and just didn't read the rules.

Fun Farkle-like dice building roguelike, with a dreamy lo-fi aesthetic and a cute sense of humor. Really enjoy doing a run or two now and again. Very tactile feeling dice and stage elements add to it.

super duper cool game. very addictive, but also very rewarding! cons that i wish were tackled: - lack of steam achievements - some of the debuff levels feel like "you aren't allowed to have fun" levels. like, when it forces you to, say, only score evens, that's fun. it challenges your ability to plan your plays. but something like "no score for three of a kind" or whatever on a level where you have to get a bunch of points is just extremely unsatisfying, especially if you don't have the trinkets to counter the debuff (which from my experience will happen more often than you'd like). - when you buy new stuff, it's added to the shop pool permanently. unfortunately, i believe that some of the trinkets, spells, snacks, etc. are just useless. i will absolutely never but them. it would be more fun if i could "disable" the purchased packs. like, i know that i have a lot of fun with specific trinkets, but i also wanna explore more of what the game has to offer. unfortunately, that often comes at the price of distancing yourself from your preferred playstyle (in a bad way). it would also be pretty cool if you could see what the items in the pack do after you purchase it, instead of having to start a game, and hope that you get one of the new items in the next store other than that, the game is fantastic. the art style, the gameplay mechanics, the trinkets, everything is awesome! looking forward to seeing what else the developers have planned for the game :)

This game has hooked me. I like that you can roll the die to start or close the game, I like that there's a night mode, I wish there was a way to pet the dog in the shop. Please get this game, I can't wait for it to be finished

Unlike the other copycats where you get better with Meta progression or by unlocking better items, in this game (despite having Meta Progression and unlocking items) you progress by understanding the game better. This game is incredibly complicated at first, and it seems like it will take an eternity to complete, but the more you play the better you get at risk management and learning how to risk it all - but smarter