Fit check
Is Roll worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players who enjoy dice-building and strategic upgrade choices
- Fans of roguelike-inspired games seeking repeated runs
- Players who prefer calm, score-focused sessions over combat
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a story-driven game with dialogue and emotional character development
- Players looking for fast, intense action, shooting, or graphic violence
- Players who want a large-scale production with high-end 4K visuals
Our take on Roll
The calm dice-puzzle format gives up combat, narrative, and high-intensity action. Its minimalist presentation also favors restrained visual design over the 4K graphics associated with larger productions.
What is Roll?
Roll is a dice-building game structured around 2500 rolls.
Rolls produce points, which can be spent on dice upgrades before continuing. The game combines elements from strategy, clicker, and roguelike deckbuilder games, with procedurally generated content and hundreds of upgrades. Possible combinations include multiplying numbers, curing infections, and charming snakes. Personal and global highscores provide score-based goals, while weekly challenges add recurring activities. The presentation uses a minimalist interface, slow peaceful music, and relaxing sounds and effects. Roll does not include advertisements, loot boxes, guns, violence, gore, or an emotional story. Its gameplay focuses on repeated dice runs, strategic choices, and exploring upgrade combinations.
How Roll plays
- 012500-Roll Runs
- Each run provides a set number of rolls for collecting points and developing dice.
- 02Dice Upgrades
- Points can be spent on hundreds of upgrades with combinations and synergies to explore.
- 03Procedural Content
- Procedurally generated elements add variation between play sessions.
- 04Score Challenges
- Personal and global highscores are accompanied by weekly challenges.
- 05Relaxed Presentation
- A minimalist interface, peaceful music, and relaxing effects frame the puzzle-focused gameplay.
Roll compared to similar games
RACCOIN: Coin Pusher Roguelike combines arcade coin pushing with roguelike deckbuilding, special coins, and items, while Roll uses dice, points, and dice upgrades. Roll also sets each run around 2500 rolls, whereas RACCOIN's description centers on coin drops and item combinations.
Roll: platforms & release
Is Roll worth it?
It is worth it if: players who enjoy dice-building and strategic upgrade choices. Skip it if: players seeking a story-driven game with dialogue and emotional character development.
Where can I download Roll?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Roll's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Roll on?
Windows and macOS.
