Best Dice Games on Steam
Games using dice rolls, probability, push-your-luck systems, or tabletop randomness.
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1Citizen Sleeper
- Players say: As an escaped artificial-bodied worker on a failing space station, spend daily dice to survive, help locals and shape your future. Players like: Evocative Sci-Fi Writing · Memorable Station Characters · Atmospheric Art and Music
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Roleplaying in the ruins of interplanetary capitalism. Live the life of an escaped worker, washed-up on a lawless station at the edge of an interstellar society. Inspired by the flexibility and freedom of TTRPGs, explore the station, choose your friends, escape your past and change your future.
May 5, 2022
In this game, you can…
- talk your way into a full storyline with a vending machine.
- trigger an ending, watch the credits, then keep playing and reach more endings in the same run.
- chase a deadly security program through the station's networks while a stranded spacefarer still needs help repairing her sabotaged ship.
- roll a fresh set of action dice each day, then spend them on food, repairs, money, or pushing story threads forward.
- reroll your entire hand of dice with perks to claw out a better day.
- hack into the station's cloud, sift through decades of data, and uncover corporate secrets, rogue AIs, and lost archives.
- harvest crops at a commune, then have that same day collide with a chance to buy a ticket off the station.
- start broke and starving, then build up enough money and stabilizers that your body stops collapsing every cycle.
2DICEOMANCER
- Players say: A fishing trip turns into a roguelike card battle, where dice let you rewrite on-screen numbers to reshape fights and builds. Players like: Number-Changing Dice · Creative Deck Builds · Hand-Drawn Art
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DICEOMANCER is a roguelike deck-building game. Though you long for a peaceful life, you're forced to embark on an adventure. In this world of swords, magic, and guns, make good use of your dice and deck to find a way back to tranquility! What can the dice be used for? To change... anything.
Oct 9, 2024
In this game, you can…
- rewrite any number you can see on the screen.
- tamper with interface numbers like card draw, battle rewards, and even core rules once you unlock stronger dice abilities.
- rob the shop by rerolling item prices down to 1 gold.
- reroll the damage number that's about to kill you into something harmless.
- click through a boss's segmented health bars and delete each phase one by one if you have enough die charges.
- turn a card that upgrades itself by 2 each use into a monster by changing that 2 into a huge number.
- pump a "summon 1 of each element" card into "summon 10 of each element" by changing the 1.
- push your luck by rewriting card numbers to speed up a spreading map corruption that makes enemies tougher and rewards better.
- build turns where spending one mana color generates another, letting you chain multi-color combos in a single turn.
3Astrea: Six-Sided Oracles
- Players say: Build a dice pool as one of six Oracles, balancing purification and corruption to survive battles and cleanse a star system. Players like: Distinct Oracle Styles · Purification-Corruption Combat · Dice-Pool Building
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Astrea is a DICE-deck-building roguelike that flips the script on deckbuilders by using dice instead of cards and a unique dual “damage” system: Purification vs Corruption. Build a dice pool strong enough to purify Astrea's out-of-control corruption and save the Star System.
Sep 21, 2023
In this game, you can…
- reroll an enemy's dice until their own attack turns into something else.
- damage yourself on purpose to drop into corruption thresholds, unlock powerful Virtues, heal back up, then trigger those same Virtues again later.
- stack sentinels with their own health and dice, plus up to two upgradable mechanical allies, until your run plays like a summoner setup.
- choose or force which face a die uses, then reverse the result when it still comes up wrong.
- edit individual sides of a die, duplicate the risky one, and build a deck around making that "bad" roll reliable.
- break your own minions on purpose for burst damage, then run a different fight where you keep them alive to stack buffs instead.
- turn a terrible-looking die into a setup that deals 30 damage instead of healing the enemy.
- chain a single turn from five rolled dice into a long combo and end it with a one-hit finisher on a boss.
4Citizen Sleeper 2: Starward Vector
- Players say: An escaped android crosses the Starward Belt, recruiting a crew and using dice-driven choices to survive risky contracts. Players like: Emotional Sci-Fi Writing · Atmospheric Art and Music · Memorable Crew Stories
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A dice-driven RPG, in a human and heartfelt sci-fi world. You are an escaped android, with a malfunctioning body, a price on your head and no memory of your past. Get a ship, find a crew, and take on contracts while you navigate across the Starward Belt.
Jan 31, 2025
In this game, you can…
- commandeer a stolen ship and rebuild it into a moving home base, upgrading it until it can reach farther into the Belt and unlock new places.
- take contracts that pull you away from safe hubs into derelict exploration, risky heists, asteroid surveys, and emergency ship repair jobs.
- get swept into escalating Belt-wide trouble that can jump from trade deals to a manhunt to a three-way standoff over a corporate asset.
- fly your rig from station to station with a crew, bouncing between hubs instead of living on one space station.
- pick who comes on a contract and use their own dice and perks, then adapt when someone crashes out mid-job and becomes unavailable.
- push a die higher by taking on stress, then keep pushing until the extra power starts putting your whole run at risk.
- reroll your hand or focus everything into one die and bet the entire contract on a single huge result.
- juggle fuel, supplies, and travel routes so the ship's range and your stockpile decide which jobs you can even attempt next.
5Dice A Million
- Players say: Build a bag of effect-packed dice and rings, roll for score, clear rising debts and bosses, and try to escape a dice facility. Players like: Dice-Ring Synergies · Addictive Run Loop · Huge Score Combos
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Have you ever tried to roll 1,000,000 on a set of dice? No? Build the right bag of die, and you might just pull it off.
Feb 25, 2026
In this game, you can…
- roll a charged die that suddenly copies every die already on the table, turning one mistake into 50 dice and a 12,000,000-point spike.
- throw 60+ dice from your bag in a single round and watch the table fill up as your score rockets upward.
- overscore a stage so the extra points become spendable money, then carry leftover currency forward to lower the next stage's score requirement.
- set up rings and items so every extra die you throw gets copied, chaining into even more throws and multiplied value.
- build a snowball die by pulling dice together with magnet effects, then feeding a die that permanently gains value whenever it gets hit by an area effect.
- stack multipliers and rings onto an eternal die so parity restrictions don't destroy it, letting you keep multiplying off a die that won't go away.
- trigger charge-based dice effects after enough rolls that create a legendary die or duplicate the entire table, suddenly multiplying your bag mid-run.
6Dice With Death
- Players say: After dying, challenge Death to push-your-luck dice duels, banking scoring hands for damage while building dice-and-relic combos. Players like: Dice-Relic Synergies · Risk-Reward Rolls · Death's Dialogue
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Dice With Death is a Dicebuilding Roguelike – Unfortunately you have already died. Fortunately, Death is up for some friendly competition. Collect new dice and relics, create damage stacking combos, and even cheat Death himself to emerge victorious.
Mar 16, 2026
In this game, you can…
- sit across from Death as your opponent and get banter after each round.
- run into a Death who openly cheats, then build your own rule-bending kit to out-cheat him back.
- roll six dice, lock in a scoring hand, then reroll the remaining dice to chain hands until you use every die.
- bank your points to deal damage, or fumble a roll and lose the entire turn's progress.
- collect relics and special dice that bend the rules and stack into run-defining combos.
- unlock new dialogue paths with Death, with conversations that change as your runs and choices progress.
- watch Death bring his own artifacts and dice to counter your build like a rival across the table.
- switch classes with genuinely different mechanics that can completely change how the same circle plays out.
7Circadian Dice
- Players say: Lead heroes against a time-looping cosmic force, reshaping dice and combining abilities to win tactical, turn-based fights. Players like: Dice-Building Combos · Varied Heroes and Relics · Replayable Short Runs
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Circadian Dice is a game inspired by single-player deck-building games, but instead of upgrading a deck, you build up a set of dice! Use 10 different heroes and 60 game-warping relics to take on 13 hand-crafted scenarios, in runs that take 10-30 minutes. Lots of secrets and unlocks to discover!
Jul 11, 2022
In this game, you can…
- capture almost any enemy, including bosses, then turn them into dice bonuses or new attacks based on their stats.
- unlock secret areas by killing specific enemies in the right order.
- chain an artifact that rewards 4+ attacks into extra mana, extra attack rounds, and doubling single-attack dice to keep it going.
- reshape each die face into attack, defense, gold, magic, or stat boosts.
- replace a die face in the shop and get forced to swap its linked partner too.
- stall waves on purpose to farm coins and XP while enemies stay alive and keep hitting you.
- stack one die with so many music-note faces that you spend fights spamming jams.
8Viractal: Will You Trust Your Party?
- Players say: Lead up to three heroes across a changing board, using dice movement and card-based battles to complete quests and face each map's boss. Players like: Co-op With Friends · Card-Build Synergies · Charming Visual Style
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Form a party of up to three characters in this board game-style RPG, where every member joins the fight! Level up each character, develop their abilities, collect items, and build individual decks. Combine skill cards as dice rolls and strategy create a new adventure every time you play!
Jan 25, 2026
In this game, you can…
- turn unused movement into a stored resource, then spend it later to explore, rest, trigger events, or gain a battle edge.
- take a secret contract with a hidden goal that can rig a die roll, make an ally take extra damage, or force a future bad event outcome.
- start as Thief, unlock bombs, stack attack buffs, and chain AOE blasts that scale from 15 to 30 to 60 damage and beyond.
- wake up in a rainy room, hear a voice invite you to play, and roll a die as reality melts into a board-game world.
- walk through a procedurally generated board where the map reshapes every run, changing what each step leads to.
- push through a 25-turn deadline, bounce between towns for quest rewards, and choose to rush the boss for more souls or keep prepping.
- build each party member's deck separately by unlocking, removing, and upgrading cards until you're running a tiny 5-card setup.
- fight with a 3-card hand where you play only one card per turn, but can use one item too and bank colored "Will" for later plays.
9Pirate's Gambit
- Pirate's Gambit takes you on an unpredictable voyage, blending deck-building with Yacht Dice mechanics. Roll the dice in the dimly lit cabin, where fate shifts with every turn. Are you closing in on treasure or something far more sinister?
Feb 5, 2026
In this game, you can…
- roll a four of a kind, then deliberately score it as three of a kind because a card pays out more that way.
- roll high to skip a whirlpool faster, then realize skipping it also skips a pile of upgrades and rewards.
- sail a ship around a board where each move can trigger merchants, trades, encounters, and mini-games, forcing constant route decisions.
- start a run by getting fished out of the sea by pirates.
- swap out dice types and materials, slot booster cards, and stack permanent trinkets until the same roll means something totally different.
- gamble on random movement forward or spend scarce tools to pick your route, turning travel into a resource puzzle.
- reroll, shop for cards that match your build, and steer toward or away from events to repeatedly bend luck mid-run.
- quit mid-run and later resume at the exact event you were in, right at the decision point.
10Dobbel Dungeon
- Gather your party, roll your dice and battle across the islands to put an end to a powerful curse once and for all in this roguelike turn-based tactical RPG!
Feb 16, 2026
In this game, you can…
- choose to fight the final boss after 2, 3, or 4 islands, scaling the finale based on how far you push the run.
- find build-defining items that add brand-new actions or rewrite what your skills do, turning a hero into something else mid-run.
- free respec outside combat, then completely reorganize the whole party's builds between battles to test a new plan immediately.
- roll dice each turn, then assign the exact values to attacks, blocks, and specials with no hit-or-miss chance.
- manipulate your rolls with items and skills, nudging bad dice into the numbers you actually need.
- make a foe Wet to shut down fire enemies, then use that same Wet to boost your lightning damage.
- delay or rush specific islands so the enemies you face — and the tricks you can exploit — change with the campaign stage.
- recruit new heroes during a run and swap party members without losing advancement, letting your team evolve as you travel.
