Dice Chemist game cover

Strategy

Mix strategy with a roll of the dice — craft the perfect run in this roguelike deck-builder.

Strategy

Dice Chemist

Mix strategy with a roll of the dice — craft the perfect run in this roguelike deck-builder.

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About Dice Chemist

Dice Chemist is a strategy roguelike that blends dice-rolling with deck-building and a laboratory theme. You take on the role of an alchemist who turns dice into experiments — each roll gives you resources and effects, and you combine them to brew powerful combinations. The core loop is familiar to fans of the genre: start a run, make choices that shape your growing dice pool and toolkit, and push further into increasingly tricky encounters. Between runs you unlock new options that make the next attempt deeper. The game rewards planning ahead — knowing when to re-roll, when to commit, and how to combine effects is the heart of the challenge. It is a compact, thoughtful pick for players who enjoy dice-rolling strategy games like Dicey Dungeons or Slay the Spire.

Game details

CTRLControls
Use the host page controls for movement, aiming, and actions; check the first round for keyboard or touch hints.
DEVSupported devices
Desktop, mobile, and tablet browsers where the destination page supports play.
CATCategory
Strategy
SRCSource
Steam.
LINKAccess
Official store page.
UPDUpdated
Link verified in 2026.

How to play

Click Open Official Site, let the external game host load in a new tab, then follow the controls shown there. If the host is slow, return to ShouyouRadar and try another game from the same category.

Dice Chemist FAQ

Is Dice Chemist free?

No — it is a paid indie strategy game on Steam.

What kind of game is it?

It is a roguelike strategy game that combines dice-rolling, crafting, and deck-building.

Is it hard?

Runs start approachable but ramp up — planning and knowing your combos matters as you go deeper.

How long is a run?

Runs are designed for focused sessions, with unlockable options between runs.

What platforms is it on?

It is available on PC via Steam.