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Is Dice 'n Goblins worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- RPG players who enjoy turn-based combat with dice and skill-based adjustments
- Dungeon-crawler fans who want first-person grid movement across layered maps
- Players who like experimenting with equipment, dice pools, and combat builds
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking real-time combat may find the turn-based battles too slow-paced
- Players wanting a compact, linear adventure may find 10 interconnected maps and build customization demanding
- Players uninterested in luck-influenced combat may not enjoy dice-driven attacks and defenses
Our take on Dice 'n Goblins
The game concentrates its combat around dice manipulation and build choices, trading away a more direct action-combat feel. Its layered dungeon structure and equipment systems also require attention to movement, loot, and character setup rather than keeping the experience purely focused on exploration.
What is Dice 'n Goblins?
Play as Gobby, a goblin searching for a way out of an expanding dungeon.
Explore 10 connected maps with first-person, grid-based movement across multiple vertical levels, using stairs, elevators, jumps, swims, and drops to navigate the labyrinth. Turn-based battles use dice for attacking and defending, with re-rolls and combat skills changing results and enabling combos. Defeat more than 50 monster types and bosses, collect new dice and rare equipment, earn gold, and buy gear from a dungeon merchant. A pool of over 60 dice and 22 skills supports different character builds. Encounters with dungeon inhabitants, hand-painted paper figures in a 3D setting, and choices leading to two endings add structure beyond combat.
How Dice 'n Goblins plays
- 01Dice combat system
- Re-rolls and battle skills can alter dice results during attacks and defenses.
- 02Vertical dungeon maps
- The 10 maps contain several elevations connected by stairs, elevators, and falls.
- 03Build customization
- More than 60 dice and 22 skills can be combined into different fighting styles.
- 04Monster variety
- The dungeon contains over 50 monster types along with major bosses.
- 05Branching endings
- Player choices determine which of the two endings is reached.
- 06Dungeon merchant
- Gold from defeated monsters can be spent on new equipment.
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Dice 'n Goblins: platforms & release
Is Dice 'n Goblins worth it?
It is worth it if: RPG players who enjoy turn-based combat with dice and skill-based adjustments. Skip it if: players seeking real-time combat may find the turn-based battles too slow-paced.
Where can I download Dice 'n Goblins?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Dice 'n Goblins's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Dice 'n Goblins on?
Windows, macOS and Linux.
