
Loaded Dice
A dice-driven roguelike where you build an unpredictable deck, chain devastating charms, and roll massive Yatzy combos to hit the target score before your luck finally runs out.
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Loaded Dice started with a simple "what if": What if Yatzy met the depth of a roguelike?
Every run begins with nothing but a cup and a handful of dice. But as the rounds progress, you build an engine. A deck of unpredictable dice, a collection of charms that chain together and amplify each other, and a strategy that teeters on the edge of a single roll.
Encounter the Drunken Die, growing stronger with every reroll. Face the Void Die, worth zero points but capable of skyrocketing your multiplier. Find a charm that triggers the next one twice. Bit by bit, what started as a simple dice game transforms into a high-octane scoring machine of your own design.
Then, you roll. And in one bad throw, it can all come crashing down.
What to expect in Loaded Dice:
Fast-Paced Runs: Intense sessions designed to be played in 20–30 minutes.
Unique Dice: Every die has a distinct effect that radically shifts your playstyle.
Synergy-Driven Charms: Combine items to create increasingly chaotic and powerful combos.
Map-Based Progression: Navigate through specialized rooms, shops, and formidable bosses.
True Power Scaling: Feel the rush of becoming unstoppable and the sting when luck finally runs out.
Loaded Dice is a solo-developer passion project fueled by countless hours of testing and even more dice rolls. If you’re a fan of deckbuilding roguelikes and grew up on Yatzy, you’ve found your next obsession.
Good luck. You’re going to need it.