Roll

Roll is a game in which the player is given 2500 rolls to collect as many points as possible. The core loop involves rolling dice to gain points, then spending those points on upgrades for the dice before rolling again. The game borrows elements from strategy, clicker and roguelike deckbuilder genres, and is described by its developer as designed primarily as a relaxing and meditative experience.

The game includes hundreds of dice upgrades, which can be combined in a large number of ways. Players can work with number multipliers, cure infections and charm snakes as part of the upgrade system. Content is procedurally generated, and the presentation uses a minimalistic interface and graphics, slow music and calm sound effects.

Roll includes personal and global high scores, along with weekly challenges. The game is made by a solo developer. According to the Steam page, it contains no advertisements, loot boxes, guns, violence or gore, and it does not require rapid, repeated clicking. It also does not feature dialogue or an emotional story.