Planned Release Date: August 2027

About This Game

One roll. One blooming wave.

Dicebloom is a cozy dice roguelite about a small garden at twilight. Roll the dice and the face that lands wakes every plant that carries it. Each plant that wakes can wake its neighbours — bees fly, seeds land, luck sparks — and one roll ripples across the whole garden.

A cozy garden with a very uncozy appetite for multipliers.

Build a garden engine

• 100 plants in 10 categories — Nectar plants send out bees, Roots feed their neighbours, Windsown scatter sprouts, Fungi thrive on missed rolls, Thorns steal growth to grow stronger.
  
• See every link of the chain — each effect goes off when its bee, seed or spark lands, so you always know why a wave worked.
  
• Multipliers that snowball — categories, die faces and the whole garden grow multipliers for the rest of the run. Day one brings a handful of coins; a good engine ends in millions.

Shop at the night market

Every evening the market opens: plants of different rarity, 85 pieces of garden gear and new land to grow into. Move and turn everything you own — placement is half the strategy.

Mutate your best plants

Market plants arrive with the traits of their category, and guests bring strong mutations: an echo that wakes the neighbours, a second circle of growth, a heart that shares its power with the plants around it.

Pay the week, survive the year

• A debt that keeps rising — a year is four months of three weeks, and every week has a debt to pay.
  
• 12 challenges — the last week of each month bends the rules: hoarfrost, moles, a locust swarm, a mirrored die. The final month brings the big ones.
  
• Guests with a price — once a month the Crow or the Firefly comes with three deals: fair gifts for petals, or powerful bargains with a curse attached. Some even change the faces of your die.

Grow your own way

• Three gardeners with their own perks and 8 difficulty levels.
  
• New plants and items unlock through what you do in the garden.
  
• Endless mode after winning the year on the highest difficulty — how far can your garden go?
  
• A gentle tutorial with Bramble the hedgehog, day and night themes, full controller and Steam Deck support.

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

The game's art (plants, items, menu illustrations, store art) was made with the help of image generation tools and then edited and assembled by the developer. The voice of Bramble, the hedgehog who guides you, is AI text-to-speech: a voice designed for the game, not a copy of any real person, reading lines the developer wrote. No AI content is generated while you play.