I have not been addicted to a game since I stumbled upon royal match years ago as I am to this game! I have actually completed backstage but still have 1 characters level 4 I need to beat and that’s it! Some may say the enemies cheat, but they carry the same equipment to each battle. So, you have to change your equipment to win over which enemy you are facing. It’s a strategy game that makes you think. You do not need to battle every enemy, but some characters/levels you need to in order to get equipment. Wish there was a sequel to the game! I will play the bonus levels next.

The game was fun, but there isn’t any fulfillment at the end for me. Other than playing through the story there is no permanent unlocking for powerups. You start at zero every time you start. You only unlock new classes/characters. But with each new game you start fresh. Nothing to modify your character or change their looks. It’s great to play through the story once, even though it’s insanely predictable and annoying after the first few characters. Oh look, no rewards again… whoopie… the only good thing after playing through is that you can set unlocked levels/classes in the settings and skip the story if you want. But still no unlocked skills, abilities or gear. You always start as a newb.

I was wondering if you could make a level pack were sneezy frog and slime turn into dice and try to find their way back to normal, These players have special abilities but they are pretty weak and the 3 dice can evolve themselves with statues that makes their instincts more powerful and with a locked instinct with also normal moves. New bosses like the (king feathering) the king of the loud birds and mr. nightmare a cloud that confused it’s enemies. Sneezy Frog and Slime was punish to be curse into dice fighting with what they have, The level pack is called dungeon mind games also a mega boss the queen core the heart of the game very hard to beat.

If you’re into strategy games with a healthy dose of absurdity, Dicey Dungeons is a must-play.It starts off simple, but as you unlock each character with their own unique abilities, the game gets deeper and more strategic. That variety keeps every run feeling different, with progressive challenges making sure things stay fresh. The quirky art and soundtrack really add to the charm, too. What I love most is the balance of luck and strategy. Sure, bad dice rolls happen, but figuring out how to turn things around with your abilities is half the fun.I’m really hoping for a sequel! There’s so much room for new characters, abilities, and tougher dungeons. Dicey Dungeons has a strong foundation, and it’d be exciting to see where it could go next.If you’re after something easy to pick up but hard to put down, give Dicey Dungeons a try. Here’s hoping there’s more to come!