$13.99Dice With Death Out-cheat Death at dice poker
Play turn-based dice poker against Death himself, banking hands and stacking dice and relics into combos that might just beat a cheating opponent.
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A dice game with Death, who cheats
You have died. Before you cross over, Death offers a friendly game of dice poker, and in the opening hand he cheats, openly, so you know what kind of opponent you have. The rules are simple: roll, form poker hands, and bank them to deal damage. The catch is that banking ends your turn. Push one roll further for a bigger hand and you can lose everything you were holding. Seven rounds decide who walks away, and Death plays his own tricks, which change with the difficulty you pick. He is a warm, curious conversationalist between rolls, which makes losing to him oddly pleasant.
Dice, relics and combos that stack
Between rounds you build your kit. Trinkets give you one-shot consumables for a tight spot. The fun is in the layering: a relic that changes what a six means, a die that rerolls itself, a trinket that saves a bad hand. Once the pieces click, a turn stops being a gamble and becomes a plan, and pulling off a perfect bank with a stack of synergies working at once is the moment the game is built around.
Four ways to play, and reasons to return
You start with one class and unlock more as you go, each with its own core mechanics that push you toward a different style of play. The final class is bought with Obols, the meta currency, so you can grab it when you actually feel ready to experiment. Beyond the main run there is Eternity, a mode that keeps going as long as you survive, and Echoes, an asynchronous multiplayer mode. Runs are short enough to fit into the gaps of an evening, and the unlock stream of dice, relics and dialogue paths keeps giving the next run something new to chase.
