Dice Player One
A roguelike built on dice-poker scoring, with a daily challenge leaderboard.
Every day: A daily challenge that refreshes each day with a random set of rules, with a daily Steam leaderboard to compare against players worldwide. New puzzle: Once a day; the store does not state the time.

Dice Player One is a roguelike strategy game where you roll and reroll special dice to fill a scoring sheet of aces, straights and full houses, building up dice and cards between rounds. A daily challenge refreshes every day and ranks players worldwide on a leaderboard.
About Dice Player One
Dice Player One is a roguelike from KDream, released on Steam in September 2024. Its rounds play like a dice-poker scoring sheet: you roll five dice, reroll the ones you do not want and score them as aces through sixes, three or four of a kind, full house, straights and more, trying to beat a target score in a limited number of rolls.
Between rounds you collect special dice, cards and resonances that bend the rules, so each run builds into a different scoring engine. The game includes around 50 dice to unlock, challenge levels with special rules, and difficulty you can tune.
The daily part is the daily challenge. It refreshes each day with a random set of conditions, and your result goes on a daily Steam leaderboard where you compete with players around the world. Updates have added new daily challenge dice sets and fixed the leaderboard display.
It suits players who enjoyed Balatro-style score chasing and want a dice version with a reason to come back each day.
How to play Dice Player One
- Buy and install Dice Player One from Steam (Windows).
- Open the daily challenge from the main menu.
- Roll your dice, choose which to reroll, and score them on the sheet to beat each round's target.
- Pick upgrades between rounds and push your final score up the daily leaderboard.
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Tips
- Read the day's challenge conditions before your first roll.
- Plan which scoring rows you will need for big combinations like straights.
- Use the regular runs to learn which dice and cards work well together.
Questions
Is there a daily mode?
Yes, a daily challenge that refreshes each day, with a leaderboard.
What platforms is it on?
Windows, through Steam.
Is it free?
No, it is a paid game.
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