Dice A Million — is a roguelike deckbuilder about trying to score a million points inside a closed complex, where every roll becomes part of a larger scheme. There are no easy solutions: debt mounts, demands intensify, and the margin for error shrinks. You're not just rolling dice — you're assembling a structure that will either rack up a ton of points or crumble under the strain. A million as a calculation limit Over 120 dice are available, and each one influences the outcome in its own way: some shift values, others accumulate effects, and still others are activated only when rolled in a precise sequence. Combinations create chains, where one successful round offsets several unsuccessful ones. The pressure intensifies with each stage, forcing a balance between playing safe and aggressively scoring points. Over 80 rings provide an additional layer of strategy. They constantly change the behavior of the deck, enhance specific scenarios, and allow for tight yet powerful combinations. Boss encounters test not luck, but the stability of the entire structure — if the strategy is weak, the system will quickly reveal it. Features of the game Turn-based round structure with increasing difficulty. A wide range of rewards after each stage. Unique bosses with different victory conditions. High replayability thanks to variable builds.