Dice Have No Eyes — is a card-based dice-rolling roguelike about passion, greed, and moments when "just one more roll" ruins a perfectly run. After each level, you can swap out dice, power them up with effects, and create completely unnatural combinations that either make you a god of luck or send you staring at the defeat screen a minute later. Greed decides The most dangerous thing here is to start believing your hand too much. Just when the dice are rolling perfectly, the trinkets have formed a powerful combination, and the counter is skyrocketing, the game throws up a chance to take even bigger risks. And then it's the classic: either magic happens, or the entire run is ruined by one bad roll. Everything about the game feels like it's deliberately trying to drive the player crazy. Eyeless dice, weird shopkeepers, magical snacks, some kind of "tickling technology," and RNG that seems to be personally mocking the player. But that's precisely what makes it so hard to put down: every new attempt quickly turns into a hunt for an even more broken combination and an even more stupid way to break the balance. Features of the game Balatro-like roguelike with dice and synergies. A risk system where greed easily breaks the race. Strange artifacts, spells and companions. Surreal humor and chaotic atmosphere.