Eternal Dice

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rated 3.1 stars, 50 ratings.
Posted August 9, 2023. Updated August 9, 2023. Played 687 times for a total of 365 hours.
description
a mod of MrRedShark77's Endless Dice
this game is in beta, expect bugs or unfinished content
Eternal Dice is a game where you battle against many enemies with dice that can help you win. Everytime you win a battle, you and your enemy get a card. Cards can increase your stats and make battles easier, however the enemy will also get a card too.
newest comments
Reminds me of shotgun king! Just wish I could know what they did, (Sorry if I’m an idiot)
enemy starts first my turn -kills him (headshot)
by completing this game, you made infinite black holes made of DICE!!!!|r
Great game, each run is different and some are just amazing. Definitely should have some way of playing multiplayer.
Not my first run not knowing I needed 3 energy to attack then passing to enemy and them getting two 6 attack dice and dying instantly
top comments
stop playing tf2 bcs "random crits fun" , see cool dice game , get screwed by random crits
i like it...
tho, the way the opponent's multiplier increases by +0.25 each round make some situation feel like a robbery
heres a way to make this into an incremental should you be interested in doing so: you earn coins from defeating enemies, which are used to buy permanent upgrades that are kept even when you die. also I think there's something wrong with the super-strong upgrade involving logarithms because at stage 12 my multiplier became -infinity and i thanos snapped myself
How to load a game after saving it in cloud saves?
pretty fun time killer, dice mechanics are intriguing. while meta upgrades could be cool, i also appreciate the simplicity of the game while still allowing plenty of strategy. the only thing i think should definitely be added is some way to see a description of different dice (maybe when they're first added, or hovering over them). it took me an embarrassingly long time to figure out what the scramble dice did.