Dice Poker: Mixed Up Odd and Even, Spent All My Money

The game builds hands with dice and has a system similar to the popular game 'Balatro'.

Players roll dice and form hands from the numbers that come up, earning points.

The core goal is to build hands strategically to clear the target score. After rolling, players can choose which dice to keep and lock them.

This locking mechanic raises the odds of making the hand you want, and lets you plan the dice combination you need for the next round.

Players can buy items in the in-game shop to boost hand scores or change dice abilities.

These elements demand a different strategy each run and allow for deeper play.

The game is played by choosing one of two stages, Rabbit Hole or Mushroom Forest, and each stage ends with a boss battle. The boss battle gives only one chance to play, and the boss must be defeated within that single attempt.

These rules demand high concentration and precise strategy, and failure ends the game.

A different die got locked instead of the one they wanted, which disrupted the hand they were building.

This led to a result completely different from what the player intended, and put them in an unexpected crisis.

While playing, the reviewer repeatedly got confused while distinguishing simple odd and even dice. Although the concepts are clearly different, they kept choosing the opposite of what they meant during play.

Eventually these mistakes used up all their money, leaving them unable to continue the game.