

A deckbuilding roguelite RPG meets a cutthroat dungeon-crawling board game for 1–4 players. Assign dice to cards, claim crystals, and steal your rivals' fortune. Work together to beat the boss, then see who comes out richest. Friendship won't pay your tolls.
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A deckbuilding roguelite RPG meets a cutthroat dungeon-crawling board game for 1–4 players. Assign dice to cards, claim crystals, and steal your rivals' fortune. Work together to beat the boss, then see who comes out richest. Friendship won't pay your tolls.
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Allies against the boss. Rivals for victory.
Dice Ark combines a deckbuilding roguelite RPG with a competitive dungeon-crawling board game for 1–4 players. Roll your way through the Ark, fight monsters with the cards you collect, and claim crystals to build your fortune. A friend might steal the assets you've spent turns building. A rival buried in debt might turn into a demon. Cooperation and sabotage both have their place, but the explorer with the greatest total assets wins.

Assign your dice to weapon, armor, and skill cards in battle. That high roll could fuel a powerful attack, but spending it on armor might be the only way to survive the next hit. You also choose the order of your cards: defend early or try to strike first? Your opponent's cards and their order stay hidden until combat, when corresponding pairs are revealed one at a time. The roll gives you options. Reading your opponent helps you make the most of them.

Knights rely on weapons and armor, Thieves attack with poison and piercing damage, and Archers power up their arrows before firing. Your job shapes your starting cards, dice, and tactics. Collect more cards through level-ups, merchants, and chests, then find combinations that work with your dice. Your entire deck is available in battle: there's no draw pile to wait on. The challenge is making the cards you have work together. Ailments attach to individual dice, so even a high roll can come with a catch.

Defeat a crystal to claim it. Income and your rivals' tolls build up as savings, ready to collect when you return. Owning more crystals in the same area raises tolls; controlling the whole area doubles income. Upgrade them to earn more, and you'll also give your rivals a more tempting target. Do you return to collect or press on for another crystal? A successful raid takes the crystal and its savings. A strong deck helps, but your route across the board matters just as much.

Rob a merchant for their stock. Lay a trap for a rival. Challenge another explorer and take their Mana or a card. Fighting monsters isn't the only way to climb the rankings. But starting an assault makes you WANTED immediately, shutting you out of shops and bringing other penalties. If your Mana goes negative and selling treasures or crystals still doesn't clear your debt over the following turns, you'll become a demon with a special deck, dice, and increased HP. Don't write off a rival just because they're losing.

Actions that match your style, such as attacking or healing, charge FATE. Save effects like dice manipulation for a crucial moment. After the set turns, all explorers face a boss, with rewards divided by contributions such as damage and healing. Your allies' performance matters, but beating the boss doesn't make everyone a winner. Mana, crystal assets, treasures, and Ark Deeds decide the final standings. You'll need more than combat strength to finish on top.
The full game supports 1–4 players. Try strategies against COM opponents, compete with friends locally, or join an online room. In local play, one person can also control several explorers. Choose an 18-turn Quick game, a 36-turn Standard game, or a 66-turn Long game.

Play 18-turn Quick mode solo or with up to two local players. Unlock Knight, Thief, and Archer in order, try their different builds, and get a taste of the struggle for crystals. The demo does not include online play.
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