Fit check
Is Dice A Million worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Roguelike deckbuilder players who enjoy assembling combinations from randomized routes
- Strategy players who want dice-based scoring and passive equipment effects
- Players who enjoy repeated attempts with bosses, unlocks, and multiple endings
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a fixed campaign instead of changing routes and multiple possible endings
- Players who dislike score-focused progression built around dice rolls and effect combinations
- Players looking for a strategy game centered on military units or historical warfare
Our take on Dice A Million
The game replaces the usual card-focused deckbuilder foundation with a bag of dice and passive rings. Its central target also departs from standard run structures: each attempt is organized around building combinations while pursuing a score of one million.
What is Dice A Million?
Dice A Million is a roguelike card-building game where dice rolls drive attempts to reach a score of 1,000,000.
Every run creates a new route featuring branching choices and several possible conclusions. A collection of over 120 dice provides varied effects that can interact to form combinations, while 80-plus rings serve as passive equipment that alters those effects. Players select one of 10 hands, or classes, then deal with debts that grow over time and bosses demanding specific effect combinations.
The action takes place inside a dice facility, where the goal is to find a way out. Repeated runs add hundreds of unlockable items and hidden achievements. Progress depends on building an effective dice bag, selecting rings, and taking calculated chances across successive attempts.
How Dice A Million plays
- 01Dice Effect Library
- More than 120 dice offer distinct effects that can interact during runs.
- 02Passive Ring Gear
- Over 80 rings provide always-active effects that alter dice behavior.
- 03Class Selection
- Players can choose from 10 hands, which function as classes.
- 04Branching Runs
- Procedurally generated attempts present several routes and possible conclusions.
- 05Unlockable Progression
- The game includes hundreds of unlocks alongside secret achievements.
Dice A Million compared to similar games
Dice A Million combines roguelike deckbuilding with dice rolls, passive rings, branching routes, and a one-million-point goal. Shogun Showdown also uses roguelike progression and deckbuilding, but centers on turn-based positioning, attack tiles, skills, combos, and a confrontation with the Shogun.
Dice A Million: platforms & release
Is Dice A Million worth it?
It is worth it if: roguelike deckbuilder players who enjoy assembling combinations from randomized routes. Skip it if: players seeking a fixed campaign instead of changing routes and multiple possible endings.
Where can I download Dice A Million?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Dice A Million's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Dice A Million on?
Windows only.
