Dice A Million (2026)
2 Left Thumbs, Countlessnights
Have you ever tried rolling 1,000,000 points on some dice? No? Well, now at least you can try.
Platforms
PCGenres
Indie Strategy
Languages: Spanish (Spain) and 6 more
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Media
Critic Reviews
Rectify Gaming
By Will "FncWill" HogeweideIt is a game about chasing a number that should feel impossible and somehow making it happen. It is messy, unpredictable, and occasionally overwhelming, but when everything lines up and the dice roll in your favor, it delivers a rush that is hard to replicate. If you are already hooked on games like Balatro or Luck Be a Landlord, this is an easy recommendation. And if you are new to this growing corner of Steam, it is a great example of why these games are taking over.
TheXboxHub
By Dave OzzyIs Dice A Million here to usurp Balatro? Not a chance – rolling dice lacks strategy, and the various unlocks are too chaotic to truly master. But there’s still a lovely alchemy in Dice A Million which means that the chaos brings fun. When a collection of dice works, it really, really works, and the ludicrous combos and resulting multipliers give you a satisfying pat on the back.
DayOne
By Jesse NorrisDice A Million gets what makes rogue-lites so damned fun to play, with a solid soundtrack and interesting visuals. I can see myself playing it for years to come.
