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Die in the Dungeon Guide

2026-05-01 HypeTrain Digital, Sidekick Publishing ATICO
SteamVery Positive92%(3,244 reviews)Source: Steam · 2026-05
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Turn-based decisions involve placement, remaining energy and the enemy’s next attack, as well as die strength. Adapt deck size to relics and reroll resources rather than following a fixed count.

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ABOUT

What is Die in the Dungeon?

A turn-based deckbuilding roguelite combining damage, defense and support through dice placed on a board. Play Cinder, Lisver, Mango or Nera and use target ranges, properties and relic interactions. Version 1.0 released on May 1, 2026.

ℹ️ Information organized from reference material Steam store page →

Edition:Steam 1.0 onward; checked October 16, 2026

Checked scope:A guide to the core systems and individual checked examples. This does not claim to cover the entire encyclopedia or every branch, or certify hands-on gameplay verification.

Source review date:2026-10-16

8 / 8 entries

From the start of a turn to confirmation

  1. Read the enemy’s next action and estimate the defense you need first.
  2. Choose positions for your main dice and check whether support dice can reach them.
  3. Reserve energy for rerolls or extra placement; do not fill the board with support dice alone.
  4. Check placement, rolled values and activation order before ending the turn.

The four characters

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The four characters:4 entries
NameChecked progression and achievementsRelated guide
CinderNerotin KnightCharacters
LisverFastest AliveCharacters
MangoHammer TimeCharacters
NeraThe End is Nera; character added in 1.0Characters and relics

These achievements correspond to completing a run with each character. All starting-deck values and hidden unlock conditions have not yet been cross-checked.

Key points checked for 1.0

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Key points checked for 1.0:4 entries
ItemChecked informationHow to use it
ProgressionUp to 10 levels per characterTreat a first clear and completed progression as separate goals
Additional difficultyD8(Decadent Deck)Read D8’s restrictions on the selection screen
RelicsUnrestrained Potential checks deck sizeDo not treat a small deck as a universal rule
ParryAn effect involving enemy attacks and a remaining valueDo not confuse it with a timed action-game input

Game totals and this guide’s scope

The store’s 31 dice and 142 relics describe the game’s content, not a complete set of performance tables on this site. We cover placement decisions, eight checked 1.0 relic examples, four boss-challenge conditions and the four characters’ progression. All starting decks, level rewards and encyclopedia values remain to be checked.

📊 Steam global achievement unlock rates (saved data)

Saved unlock-rate data from Steam Community Stats. The share of Steam players who earned each achievement (59 achievements in the snapshot; five lowest and five highest rates shown).

🔥 Five lowest unlock rates (not a difficulty measure)
The Golden Quartet

The Golden Quartet

0.1%

Level up all characters to the max level.

D8

D8

0.6%
Honorary S+

Honorary S+

1.1%

Complete a run without any failed challenges.

D7

D7

1.4%
The Ride Never Ends

The Ride Never Ends

1.9%
✨ Five highest unlock rates (earned by more players)
Flyswattin'

Flyswattin'

97.9%

Defeat your first enemy.

Two Bugs, One Dice

Two Bugs, One Dice

91.6%

Defeat two enemies in a single turn.

Natural 20

Natural 20

83.3%

Deal 20 damage or more in one hit.

Die in the Dungeon

Die in the Dungeon

81.9%

Die for the first time.

Out of the Pond

Out of the Pond

81.2%

Reach Area 2: The Monarch's Grove.

Source: Steam Community Stats (snapshot: 2026-08-14)

FAQ

Die in the Dungeon FAQ

Q1 Which characters are playable? ▼
A

The four are Cinder, Lisver, Mango and Nera. Nera was added in 1.0.

Q2 Should every deck contain only 8–12 dice? ▼
A

There is no universal count. Some relics check deck size, and reroll and placement resources vary. Choose a size that fits the current setup and activation conditions.

Q3 What is the highest difficulty confirmed for 1.0? ▼
A

The highest difficulty confirmed by the official 1.0 update is D8, Decadent Deck. This is not hands-on verification of every later update’s highest difficulty.

Q4 Does the site cover all 31 dice and 142 relics? ▼
A

Those are the game’s totals from the official store, not this site’s entry counts. We explain placement and checked effect examples; a complete conditions table is unfinished.

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