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Is Dice Rollers worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Tabletop RPG fans who want a story about running a difficult session
- Players interested in conflicting role-playing styles who prefer narrative experiences
- Readers curious about online tabletop gatherings who do not need a conventional combat-focused game
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking direct control of a deep RPG rules system may find the story format limiting
- Those wanting a broad campaign with extensive exploration, progression, or replayable encounters may reach its scope quickly
- Players uninterested in tabletop RPG group dynamics may not connect with the central premise
Our take on Dice Rollers
Tabletop RPG players looking for hands-on dungeon mastering may bounce when the game presents the session as a story about group dynamics rather than a full rules-driven campaign. The wall arrives at the shift from managing encounters to following the creators’ account of a troubled gathering.
What is Dice Rollers?
Dice Rollers presents a story about a tabletop role-playing game involving swords, dragons, and five participants.
The player follows Roru Daisuke, a game master hosting an online gathering with people he has not previously met in person. The party includes a powergamer focused on optimization, a rules-focused participant absorbed in statistical disputes, a roleplayer devoted to character background, and a disruptive player who creates chaos. The central question is whether Roru can manage this group. The game draws on the creators’ experiences with tabletop role-playing and is their first video game. It also aims to convey the social experience of tabletop gaming during a period when regular offline meetings are difficult.
How Dice Rollers plays
- 01Tabletop RPG Story
- The narrative centers on a swords-and-dragons role-playing session managed by a game master.
- 02Contrasting Party Members
- The group includes characters focused on optimization, rules disputes, roleplaying, and disruption.
- 03Game Master Perspective
- The story follows Roru Daisuke as he attempts to handle the group's conflicting approaches.
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Dice Rollers: platforms & release
Is Dice Rollers worth it?
It is worth it if: tabletop RPG fans who want a story about running a difficult session. Skip it if: players seeking direct control of a deep RPG rules system may find the story format limiting.
Where can I download Dice Rollers?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Dice Rollers's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Dice Rollers on?
Windows only.
