Dice Legends

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Dice Legends is a single player role playing game. It was developed by Big Bite Games and was released on October 10, 2025. It received positive reviews from players.

Dice Legends is a single-player roguelike where you choose from three characters, each using different dice types to battle monsters in a high fantasy world. Defeated foes grant new cards that enhance your deck and tactical options, while dice rolls introduce an element of chance you must skillfully manage. Combining dice with cards and power-ups, the game challenges you to craft powerful synergies and strategic combos to overcome enemies.

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Single-Player

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87%

Audience ScoreBased on 140 reviews

gameplay23 positive mentions

stability7 negative mentions

Fun and addicting deck builder with a unique mix of strategy and chance, keeping each run fresh and engaging.
Stunning pixel art and atmospheric music enhance the overall experience, making it visually appealing.
The developers are actively improving the game based on player feedback, showing a commitment to enhancing gameplay and fixing bugs.

Numerous bugs and balance issues can lead to frustrating gameplay experiences, especially with certain characters and encounters.
Limited content and replayability, with only three characters and a lack of diverse cards and items, can make runs feel repetitive.
The game can be overly punishing, particularly in the early stages, with steep difficulty spikes that may deter new players.

gameplay
44 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
52%
41%
7%
The gameplay is characterized by a blend of engaging mechanics, including a unique combination of card and dice systems that offer meaningful choices and satisfying progression. Players appreciate the smooth flow and aesthetic quality, though some express concerns about grindiness and a lack of depth in certain areas. Overall, the game is seen as fun and challenging, with diverse characters and mechanics that keep each run feeling fresh.
- “Each run feels different thanks to meaningful choices, satisfying progression, and well-balanced mechanics.”
- “The core gameplay is a brilliant mix of dice-rolling randomness and deckbuilding strategy, allowing for incredibly fun and fresh combos.”
- “The gameplay is unique and engaging, the art is superb, the storyline is interesting, and the music is pleasant and atmospheric.”
- “I understand that it's hard to come up with unique mechanics for every enemy, but it feels like 40% of the enemies in the game inflict counter damage or poison on death or when attacked, and you are almost discouraged from playing the game on many of the encounters.”
- “Needs quite a few quality of life fixes (can't preview upgrades for equipment or cards, can't expand a card in the draft picks to see what the keywords do without taking the card, damage values don't change on drag or hover and instead only when applied, buffs that are temporary and those that aren't are only differentiated by a color instead of a symbol or term, additional characters' unique mechanics are not tutorialized or explained, many enemies have effects that you cannot predict because they're not buffs applied to them so they just do things sometimes like have a second phase or bring back the other boss without warning, map doesn't have a key to let you know what means what or who offers what services, etc.) but the biggest issue at the moment is just that it seems pretty grindy to unlock new gear and the game is just hard and overtuned.”
- “Overall, there's just not enough depth in the gameplay to recommend it, but it might not be obvious at first.”
music
28 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
75%
14%
11%
The music in the game is generally praised for its catchy and atmospheric qualities, enhancing the overall experience with a charming blend of pixel art and sound. While many players appreciate the soundtrack's ability to complement gameplay and maintain excitement, some note that it can become repetitive due to a limited number of tracks. Overall, the music contributes positively to the game's aesthetic, though a few players found it annoying at times.
- “The music is catchy, and won't annoy you for how often you have to hear it.”
- “The overall fantasy/pixel vibe blends great with music making it a very coherent experience.”
- “The presentation is spot-on — clean art, punchy music that keeps the fights exciting, and distinct heroes that actually change how you play.”
- “The music was catchy at first but annoying pretty quickly, since there are many points where multiple tracks are playing at the same time.”
- “The art, music, and play style are all fine, but there are so many bugs (items that do not do what they say they will such as one that is supposed to revive you when you die... but which does nothing), UI issues like the mouse wheel doesn't work well when looking in the compendium, and if you drag the slider it seems to be backwards (dragging the slider down moves the menu up)?”
- “Atmospheric music and art.”
graphics
24 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
63%
24%
13%
The graphics of the game have received widespread praise for their charming pixel art style, smooth animations, and high-quality visuals that enhance the overall atmosphere. Reviewers appreciate the unique blend of aesthetics and gameplay, highlighting the polished UI and the lively character designs. Overall, the visuals are described as appealing and well-executed, contributing significantly to the game's enjoyment.
- “I especially like how smooth everything feels – from the visuals to the gameplay flow.”
- “Huge kudos for the visual aesthetic - characters look lively, they belong to this world, and pixel art is great in all stages, from the characters to the UI - pleasant to watch.”
- “The game has a fantastic atmosphere and gorgeous, high-quality visuals, with a bit of intriguing narrative woven into everything - from the detailed pixel art to the beautiful card illustrations.”
- “It's like if Spellrogue had a better art style but less content.”
- “The pixel art graphics are very neat.”
- “The UI and graphics are polished, and I didn't run into bugs.”
story
14 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
43%
36%
21%
The game's story receives mixed reviews, with some players finding it engaging and well-integrated into the gameplay, while others feel it is underdeveloped and lacks clarity. While certain elements, like character personalities and a drip-fed narrative, are praised, many reviewers note that significant story beats are missing or feel inconsequential. Overall, the story adds some depth to the gameplay, but its execution leaves room for improvement.
- “Really fun deck builder with an interesting story.”
- “Oh my gosh, I love the story so far.”
- “There's a drip-fed story that's more interesting than most roguelikes like this, where the gameplay is more important, so that helps add to future runs.”
- “Uh... well, the game certainly seems to want me to believe there is a story, but I sure can't find it.”
- “From the battles, the bosses, even the story events don't really do anything outside of allude to other story beats which are simply missing.”
- “It's going to take multiple runs to unlock the story between each run, and each run will be more satisfying to reach the end.”
replayability
10 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
30%
40%
30%
Overall, the game's replayability is mixed; while some players find it engaging due to unique character builds and portraits that add depth, others note a lack of diversity and limited content, which can hinder long-term replay value. With around 15 hours of content and only three characters available, the replayability may not match that of other roguelikes, but the addictive gameplay keeps some players coming back for more.
- “The replayability is huge – no two runs feel the same, and experimenting with different builds keeps the game engaging for hours.”
- “The replayability is greatly enhanced by the character portraits, which add depth and personality to each fighter.”
- “Addictive gameplay with good replayability.”
- “There's a good 15 hours or so of content if you go for all the unlocks, but not a lot of replayability.”
- “Most of these cons affect replayability more than anything.”
- “The number of legends (3 for now) can also be a bit frustrating for replayability.”
atmosphere
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
88%
12%
The game's atmosphere is widely praised for its charming pixel art and atmospheric music, which enhance the overall experience. Players appreciate the high-quality visuals, engaging gameplay, and intriguing narrative elements that contribute to a pleasant and immersive environment. Despite some rough edges, the combination of art, sound, and gameplay creates a captivating atmosphere that resonates with users.
- “The game has a fantastic atmosphere and gorgeous, high-quality visuals, with a bit of intriguing narrative woven into everything - from the detailed pixel art to the beautiful card illustrations.”
- “What I enjoy the most, aside from the charming visuals and overall atmosphere, is discovering new ways to deal with enemies and develop your character.”
- “The atmosphere is very pleasant, and I really liked the art style.”
stability
7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The game is widely reported to be unstable, with numerous bugs affecting gameplay, including glitches in the shop and inconsistent card statistics. Players have noted issues such as incorrect damage values and erratic item behavior, indicating a need for significant improvements in stability.
- “The game is buggy.”
- “It's very buggy, showing wrong numbers on cards and some cards change damage seemingly at random.”
- “That said, this game is pretty buggy as of now.”
character development
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
75%
25%
The character development in the game is highly praised for its excellent design and charming pixel art, with both playable characters and NPCs receiving positive feedback. Reviewers appreciate the high-quality illustrations and the overall aesthetic, which enhances the gaming experience.
- “Excellent character design, charming pixel art, very high quality illustrations, interesting mechanics, and for sure a challenging game!”
- “The character design is pretty sweet, between playable characters and NPCs.”
- “Love character design and soundtrack.”
grinding
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Players find the grinding aspect of the game to be overly tedious and frustrating, with many feeling that unlocking new gear and features requires excessive effort due to the game's difficulty and lack of quality-of-life improvements. The process of obtaining portraits and other upgrades is seen as particularly cumbersome, often forcing players to engage in suboptimal gameplay. Overall, the combination of bugs, shallow mechanics, and minimal meta progression contributes to a grind-heavy experience that detracts from enjoyment.
- “The biggest issue at the moment is that it seems pretty grindy to unlock new gear, and the game is just hard and overtuned.”
- “The way you unlock portraits is tedious and forces you to play suboptimally just to unlock them.”
- “Numerous bugs, shallow gameplay, minimal effects from meta progression, and tedious grinding.”