Dicetris is a falling-block puzzler with depth. Stack dice in columns, sum to hit the target, combo colors to clear overloaded stacks. Twist your strategy around special dice and rule-bending map conditions. Easy to learn. Built to master.
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Includes 2 items: Dicetris, Block Sprawl. Bundle info
Complete the journey! Can you master all 50 levels?
Travel through Dunes, Oceans, Snow mountains and much more, and explore the game breaking special dice and map conditions. Some levels are flooded with water, others limit your moves or sabotage your plans. Experience surprising combinations of various dice types.
Journey Mode: Several destinations, a lot of levels, special dice and rule-bending maps.
Various dice types: Metal Dice, Infinity Dice, Frozen Dice. Blocks that transform one kind of dice into another, there are several kinds of dice, each interacting with each other in interesting ways.
Color combo system: Group by color to create huge chains.
Endless Mode: See how long you can last.
Original soundtrack by Simen Stenrød.
Patch notes, strategy talk, complaints about the water level. We're around.
The price of Dicetris in Sri Lanka is Rs. 1,707 on VaultX.lk. Pay in 3 installments with Koko or 4 with Payzy, no international card needed. It is delivered as a Steam gift to your own Steam account, usually within 3 hours of payment. Genres: Casual, Indie.
This is a short game (endless mode notwithstanding), but the ideas displayed in the puzzle design make it worthwhile. Some flaws though. The 'Journey' or campaign mode introduces a few ideas per world, where the goal is full clearing the board to beat each level. The level layout and your conveyor of dice is fixed, so it's quite puzzle like. The mechanics change how you plan your dice placement, and at times reveal 'hidden truths' of the game rules, which is quite neat. Often, if you are observant there's a path to clear the board in only a few moves, though with persistence you can eventually clear it regardless. Some levels in Journey have optional objectives, but they only exist in world 1, and are incredibly easy. Seems vestigial. Endless mode seems half baked to me, I got to the 100k+ points achievement and it didn't evolve to include any of the mechanics from Journey. This caused me to be bored and decide I didn't want to do it anymore. Though, it isn't too surprising as I don't like endless score chasers in general. If you like the base gameplay and want to jam for half an hour it may be fine. Visual/Music/Sound is pleasant, though the UI for menus is missing polish, could be more ergonomic. Also, a few menu UI glitches which may be patched.
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It's a cool concept, a real headscratcher at times, I got stuck on a couple of levels, but eventually I figured out what to do. Every stage has its own gimmick and it doesn't outstay its welcome. Also the aesthetic and the art direction are really cool and pleasing to the eye, the game's strongest point. Long story short, it's a cool game if you like puzzles and tetris-like games. Would definitely recommend.
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I was pleasantly surprised how cleverly done the level progression is in this game. I have the final chapter left and I am determined to defeat it!
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Comfy puzzle game. Journey mode is not too difficult, but have some interesting mechanics, and its fun to challenge your score in endless mode.
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As the name suggests, it’s a tetris-kinda puzzle with dices, where you have to match the number shown at the bottom of each column. When you clear a column, the number changes and the adjacent dice of the same colour are removed, which allows you to chain together moves cleverly. As well as several worlds, each with their own unique gameplay features, there’s an infinite mode, and leaderboards will be added soon. Not a particularly ambitious game, but its gameplay, graphics, and even the music all come together in a pleasant, minimalist harmony. So, if you are looking for a chill puzzle to relax, this one can do. [quote] [i] Follow [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/44959158-Critiques-Sans-Frontiers/] our curator page [/url] to discover more little indie games like this one. [/i] [/quote]
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