Your new employer has left you a shop full of scattered dice and very little explanation. In Dice Hoarder, the immediate task is to put everything in order. The more interesting choice is whether you want to investigate the person who hired you or simply enjoy making a very large mess smaller.
The first-person organizing game from DieCorp Games launched on Steam on November 13. Denfaminicogamer highlighted its release, including the cat keeping you company and mysterious floppy disks that interrupt the otherwise cozy shopkeeping setup.
Every Set Needs Its Missing Pieces
According to the official Steam page, there are more than 2,800 dice to organize into over 400 seven-piece sets. You inspect their colors and materials, then reunite matching pieces. Each needs seven different pieces, from the familiar six-sided die to a D20.
The matching sets give the clutter a specific problem to solve: once you find one piece, you need its six companions. That same task supports both ways of playing. You can work through the shop’s story while completing sets, or concentrate entirely on matching the scattered pieces.
There’s no timer. In Story Mode, the next shift begins once you’ve stocked the required dice value, so you can take time examining the shop. The floppy disks unlock sorting powers, including finding missing pieces and pulling dice into your hand. They also provide a reason to wonder who keeps leaving useful, strange things around your workplace.
You Can Leave the Mystery Alone
The separate story-free mode lets you organize without narrative interruptions. It keeps your attention on the matching puzzle, so you can work through the clutter without investigating your employer.
Dice Hoarder is available for Windows PC at $5.99, with a 10% launch discount bringing it to $5.39 through November 20 on the US Steam store. Story Mode adds clues between shifts; the story-free option leaves you with the dice and the search for each missing piece.
Official artwork: DieCorp Games.
