Fit check
Is Roll Five worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players who enjoy dice-based roguelike deckbuilders with many build combinations
- Strategy fans who want seeded runs and several difficulty levels
- Solo players who like chasing high attack totals, gold records, and item collections
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a story-led adventure with little run repetition may find its repeated deck-based structure unsuitable
- Players who prefer fixed character abilities may not enjoy building attacks from dice, prisms, runes, and relics
- Players looking for a multiplayer party game may not find its personal score challenges a substitute for shared matches
Our take on Roll Five
Rather than treating dice as a small random element inside a broader combat system, Roll Five makes dice construction the center of progression. Decks, prisms, runes, and relics turn each run into an exercise in assembling and modifying dice figures before attacking.
What is Roll Five?
Roll Five is a dice-based roguelike deckbuilder set on a medieval fantasy map.
Each run combines decks, prisms, runes, potions, relics, and Omega upgrades to shape dice figures and attack monsters. The game includes 165+ prisms with individual abilities, 70+ relics, 22+ decks with distinct play styles, 16 rune variants, 8 potions, 9 Omega upgrades, and 10 figure levels with rewards. Runs use seeds, allowing repeatable and shareable challenges. Each deck has 4 difficulty levels. Players can record high attacks, gold totals, and prism achievements while uncovering items and progressing toward the final boss, whose defeat frees Fortuna from Tartarus.
How Roll Five plays
- 01Prism-Based Attacks
- More than 165 prisms add individual abilities for modifying dice figure attacks.
- 02Multiple Deck Styles
- The game includes 22+ decks that provide different approaches to each run.
- 03Seeded Runs
- Seeds make runs repeatable and shareable for comparing results with friends.
- 04Layered Upgrades
- Players combine 70+ relics, 16 rune variants, 8 potions, and 9 Omega upgrades during runs.
- 05Difficulty Progression
- Each deck offers 4 difficulty levels, while figure progression spans 10 levels with rewards.
Roll Five compared to similar games
DICEOMANCER also combines dice with combat and card-based strategy, but its description centers on changing numbers on the interface and unlocking 6 types of mana. Roll Five instead focuses on assembling dice figures through decks, prisms, runes, relics, potions, and Omega upgrades, with 4 difficulty levels and seeded runs.
Roll Five: platforms & release
Is Roll Five worth it?
It is worth it if: players who enjoy dice-based roguelike deckbuilders with many build combinations. Skip it if: players seeking a story-led adventure with little run repetition may find its repeated deck-based structure unsuitable.
Where can I download Roll Five?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Roll Five's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Roll Five on?
Windows only.
