Dice Hoarder Launches on Steam as a Tidying Game With a Hidden Story
DieCorp Games released Dice Hoarder for Steam on November 14 at 845 yen, with a 10 percent launch discount to 760 yen through November 21.
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Why it matters
Dice Hoarder sells the sorting itself as the game and puts its mystery behind optional progression, with a Chill Mode that strips the story out for players who only want the shelves filled.
Key Facts
- DieCorp Games released Dice Hoarder for Steam on November 14 at 845 yen.
- The game is 10 percent off at 760 yen through November 21.
- Players sort more than 2,800 dice into over 400 TRPG sets of seven dice each.
- Floppy disks marked Help Us unlock abilities such as finding missing dice or pulling dice toward the player.
- The employer gives the rule never to enter the basement.
The first-person game has players sort more than 2,800 dice into over 400 seven-dice TRPG sets, with no time limit. As shifts pass, floppy disks marked Help Us appear and unlock abilities, and the story turns on a shop whose basement the employer forbids.
The employer's rule is simple: never enter the basement. Everything else the protagonist gets is the work, a shop full of loose dice, and a little information about who hired them. Disks marked Help Us start turning up as shifts go by, and using them opens abilities such as locating the dice still missing from a set or pulling dice toward the player. Nobody in the game explains who leaves the disks.
A Chill Mode drops the story and leaves only the organizing. The store also holds one cat, and the dice sound effects come from the creator's own collection. DieCorp Games says the in-game content was made without generative AI.
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