Fit check
Is Right and Down and Dice worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Roguelike players who want short route decisions paired with turn-based dice combat
- Strategy players who enjoy building runs around heroes, artifacts, and skills
- Players seeking repeated dungeon runs with changing rules and daily conditions
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking open movement, branching exploration beyond right-or-down choices, or real-time combat
- Players who prefer a fixed campaign rather than repeated runs with random dungeon layouts and conditions
- Players looking for a story-led RPG with extensive narrative scenes
Our take on Right and Down and Dice
The listing foregrounds the large counts of heroes, artifacts, and dungeons, but the core decision structure remains deliberately narrow: each turn offers only right or down. Much of the game’s variety therefore comes from randomized encounters, dice assignments, and changing rules rather than broad exploration.
What is Right and Down and Dice?
This roguelike uses randomly generated card dungeons with a restricted route: each turn allows movement either right or down.
New encounter cards trigger turn-based battles, where dice are rolled and assigned to enemies or skills. Dice can damage opponents, activate effects, provide additional rolls, or restore health, while enemies act on their own turns. Runs include blessings from shrines and artifacts purchased from a shopkeeper. Progression includes 6 heroes with distinct starting equipment and skills, more than 100 artifacts, and 30 dungeons, each adding a rule and raising the difficulty. A Daily Mode introduces randomly generated conditions for additional runs.
How Right and Down and Dice plays
- 01Dice-based battles
- Assign rolled dice to enemies or skills during the player phase, then withstand enemy actions.
- 02Hero selection
- Choose from 6 heroes whose starting artifacts and skills shape each run.
- 03Artifact collection
- Unlock more than 100 artifacts with varied effects across games.
- 04Rule-changing dungeons
- Progress through 30 dungeons, each introducing a new rule and higher difficulty.
- 05Daily Mode
- Play runs with randomly generated conditions.
Right and Down and Dice compared to similar games
Shogun Showdown also combines turn-based combat with roguelike progression, but it centers on positioning, attack tiles, combos, and deck building before a final Shogun encounter. Right and Down and Dice instead restricts movement to right or down and uses dice assigned to enemies and skills, with heroes, artifacts, and rule-changing dungeons.
Right and Down and Dice: platforms & release
Is Right and Down and Dice worth it?
It is worth it if: roguelike players who want short route decisions paired with turn-based dice combat. Skip it if: players seeking open movement, branching exploration beyond right-or-down choices, or real-time combat.
Where can I download Right and Down and Dice?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Right and Down and Dice's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Right and Down and Dice on?
Windows only.
