Build a dice pool, reshape its faces and plan for unfavorable rolls.
What makes it fun
Make a bad roll work
An unfavorable face can be aimed at an enemy, changed, or rerolled. The interesting choice comes after it lands: how can you turn it into something useful?
Risk Corruption for an ability
You can let Corruption build to make an ability available, or use Purification to stay safe. How much danger you accept changes the moves you have next.
Build the faces you want
You can alter die faces and add rerolls to your setup. Do you improve your odds of getting the effect you want, or give yourself a way out of a bad roll?
Game details
As of Oct 29, 2026- Languages
- Japanese, English, Simplified Chinese, Korean / 10 languages total
A typical run
Purification heals you and harms enemies; Corruption does the reverse. Corruption can unlock abilities, but too much is dangerous.


What sets it apart
Reviewers enjoyed finding uses even for effects that hurt them. Their experience was not simply about avoiding bad rolls, but considering whether they could use them.
Learning curve and difficulty
A reviewer enjoyed deciding whether to accept harm to enable abilities, use a roll or reroll it.

What players like
Reviews praise the visual art.
Reviews enjoy the different playstyles of the characters.
Reviews enjoy combinations or build-making.
Reviews value being able to manage rolls or randomness.
Reviews praise the music.
Reviews describe enjoying the game as they became familiar with it despite initial confusion.
Common complaints
Reviews describe difficulty reading symbols or effects, or the burden of calculation.
Reviews criticize the difficulty or balance.
Reviews also express frustration with randomness.

Who it’s for
Consider it if you enjoy finding uses or escape routes for rolls rather than simply accepting them.
Who might not enjoy it
If you want to make quick decisions without revisiting effect descriptions, consider the complaints about information load.


92% Very Positive ・ US$24.99
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