Dice Hoarder Hits 10,000 Wishlists in a Day
The immediate 10,000 wishlist registrations signal strong early interest in a small-scale simulation adventure with a colorful but hellish visual identity, a promising start for an indie announcement.
Reporting from 1 source: Game Spark.
DieCorp Games announced Dice Hoarder, a dice shop simulation adventure for PC via Steam. The player works as a stock clerk, sorting and displaying dice, assembling sets of seven, and meeting daily quotas. Mysterious floppy disks unlock powers that ease the work. The game reached 10,000 wishlist registrations within 24 hours of its announcement.
The game casts the player as a stock clerk in a dice shop, sorting scattered dice into sets of seven to meet daily quotas. There is no time limit, and a calm soundtrack accompanies the sorting. Strange floppy disks appear from nowhere, granting powers that locate or pull dice directly to the player.
The store itself is the hook: colorful and pop on the surface, yet described as hellish, with an off-limits basement and an employer who never shows. The player is left to piece together clues about who hired them and what the shop hides. Development is underway for PC via Steam, with further details promised soon.
Synthesized by Yomimono from the 1 cited source below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.