Per Diem

Per Diem gives you one roll a day. You draw five dice from a bag of twenty-five, five each of red, green, blue, white and black, and cast them. Your score is pips times multiplier: the pips on the dice are a floor, so no roll is worth nothing, and every pattern the dice make adds to both sides. Patterns stack, so five sixes count as five of a kind, a full house, a pair and more at once. Because the dice are drawn without replacement, the colours you get decide which colour-based patterns are possible that day.

The longer game is in the charms. Each day the shop offers three random charms, the same three for everyone, and once bought they are yours for good. You equip five each day in an order you choose, and the order matters: some charms add pips, some add multiplier, and some multiply the multiplier built up so far.

Coins come from where your score ranks among the day's players, with extra for the top half, the top tenth and the top one per cent. The game does not list its scoring patterns in advance; you find them by playing. There are daily, weekly and all-time leaderboards. You can play anonymously with progress kept in the browser, or log in with Discord to save it and appear on the boards.

It takes a couple of minutes a day and suits players who enjoy building an engine slowly over weeks.