Wield magical dice and build a team of powerful Chimeras to stop a mysterious evil in this tactical roguelite adventure. As a Chimera Summoner, recruit and create your perfect team of mythical beasts and command them to victory using unique dice mechanics.
About the story
Dicefolk is a tactical roguelite game based on customizable dice and monster-catching mechanics. On your adventure as a Chimera Summoner, you'll meet dozens of unique and powerful creatures that you can recruit to create the perfect team. Play as Alea, a young Dicefolk hero who discovers her ability to befriend Chimera and fight back against evil forces threatening humanity’s extinction.
Platforms
Android iOS Switch PCGenres
Indie Strategy Tactical Turn-based strategy (TBS)Themes
Fantasy
Languages: English and 8 more
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Media
Critic Reviews
Gaming Nexus
By Rob LarkinDicefolk is an excellent game that takes full advantage of the Switch. It is challenging but balances that out with giving the player full control over every turn - both their and their opponent's actions. Progression can feel a little skewed towards the luck of what upgrades you get offered run to run; but there is so much you can control to help guide your fate. If the game boiled down to a roll of the die; well, you can even upgrade the faces of that as well.
Nintendo Blast
By Alan Murilo Pereira DuqueAs a fan of roguelites and turn-based combat games, Dicefolk surprised me very positively, quickly becoming an adventure that I would easily recommend to anyone who also enjoys these genres. Although some aspects such as the narrative and the relationship with the Chimeras are underused, it is difficult not to engage with its innovative combat system, especially given the vast number of possible combinations in each new game.
Fintendo
By Ville Polvela"Roll the dice once. That's fine. Roll again."
Pure Nintendo
By Bill StitelerDespite its pitfalls, Dicefolk was one of the more fun roguelikes I've played. It successfully tantalized me with the idea that this might be the time that I managed to pull a team together, after crushing me again and again.
Metro GameCentral
By Nick GillettA polished and highly competent roguelike deck builder with some neat twists, that can sometimes feel a touch too random for its own good.
