Hello, dear readers, and welcome to the SwitchArcade roundup for June 26, 2024. I do have a little comment about this interesting Roguelite dice man But for you. Again, I would have liked to have had more, but that’s what I did. We then review that new release and include it in our regular list of new and upcoming sales for the day. Let’s dig into what we’ve got!
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Dice Man ($14.99)
Would adding dice and collecting some creatures be enough to make the game interesting? Slay the Spire/Dark Dungeon Turn-based Roguelite formula? You know, I think so. Anyway, to some extent. Dicefolk has the same basic premise as other such games. You have a mini-map for each stage and choose where to go next, with each location offering combat, shops, or some type of activity. Eventually you’ll have to fight a boss fight, and then you move on to the next map. In this game, your team is a group of monsters, and you will have the opportunity to exchange new monsters everywhere.
When it comes time to fight, things get a little interesting. Each turn, dice are rolled for your team and the opposing team. You don’t move on to the next turn until all of these dice are used up, and most importantly you get to choose the order in which these actions are performed. This… is actually a very clever transformation. As you play, you’ll be able to customize your dice faces with new actions, and the gear and badges you discover will also come into play in combat. It’s a lot of fun, although it does wear out a little faster than some games of this type.
Although the title is dice man You may think that the dice is the most interesting gimmick in this game, but in fact what really stands out is the combat system setting that allows you to control your own and the enemy at the same time. Otherwise, this is a fairly average but well-made example of the genre. If you like turn-based roguelites, you might want to dice man A little bit of your time.
SwitchArcade Rating: 4/5
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Jump now! ($9.99)
Is this really all we have today? I guess so! This is a platform game with ninety different challenges to complete. This isn’t a standard platformer, despite the fact that you just move left or right and jump. In fact, it’s almost like a series of platforming mini-games. It’s also silly, which adds a bit of charm to the whole thing. Well, this is the only new game today. Do whatever you want with it.
sales volume
(North American e-store, US prices)
It’s one of those days where there isn’t much going on in terms of sales, but football fans will find two of the sport’s biggest titles on sale right now. In the mailbox, you still have time to pick up some affordable legendary shooters at reasonable prices. Check out both listings and make your choice!
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back shot ($17.49 before 7/9, original price $24.99)
Hexagroove: Tactical DJ (Was $19.99 before 7/9, now $13.99)
ecstasy (Starting at $7.99, starting at $19.99, ends July 9)
Football Manager 2024 Touch Edition (Starting at $24.99, $49.99 until July 12)
hazelnut hexagon ($7.99 before 7/13, now $2.39)
Descender (Previously $24.99 on 7/14, now $6.24)
Hypnotic space desperado ($4.99 before 7/16, original price $19.99)
omnipresent prophet ($2.24 from $24.99, ends July 16)
Yes, Your Majesty ($2.99 before 7/16, original price $19.99)
fashion police squad (Previously $19.99 on 7/16, now $10.99)
let’s build a zoo ($8.99 before 7/16, original price $19.99)
Formula Retro Racing (Previously $14.99 on 7/16, now $1.99)
marbles free ($9.99 before 7/16, now $1.99)
Family-oriented (man) person (Previously $19.99 on 7/16, now $1.99)
EA Sports FC 24 ($14.99 before 7/16, original price $59.99)
geological jelly ($5.00 until July 16th, originally $10.99)
Vera Blanc Supernatural Mystery ($7.99 before 7/16, now $6.39)
Sale ends tomorrow, June 27th
20XX ($5.39 before 6/27, originally $17.99)
30XX year (Previously $19.99 on 6/27, now $13.99)
Alphadia I and II (Previously $19.99 on 6/27, now $14.99)
record of ambition ($8.24 before 6/27, originally $14.99)
Karen attack (Previously $4.99 on 6/27, now $2.99)
rage boy ($20.00 is $15.00 until June 27th)
dead cells ($12.49 before 6/27, originally $24.99)
Resurrection of Dotang Pachi ($9.99 before 6/27, original price $19.99)
donut dodo (Previously $4.99 on 6/27, now $2.99)
Espergaruda II ($9.99 before 6/27, original price $19.99)
Milky Way (Previously $4.99 on 6/27, now $2.99)
Windoria Gale ($8.24 before 6/27, originally $14.99)
Falcia’s Vision (From $6.49, from $12.99, through June 27)
true faith ($11.24 before 6/27, originally $14.99)
Lady Bug ($9.99 before 6/27, original price $19.99)
Rabbi-Pisces (Previously $19.99 on 6/27, now $13.99)
Dogma of the Undead (From $6.49, from $12.99, through June 27)
The Revenant Legend (From $6.49, from $12.99, through June 27)
Ringo Ishikawa’s friends (Previously $14.99 on 6/27, now $8.99)
That’s all for today, friends. Tomorrow is Thursday, which should theoretically mean we could see a variety of new games. Well, even if no one else shows up, we’ll have Luigi. Whatever news and sales come up will be there too. Hopefully we will be out of the dry spell soon. Hope you all had a great Wednesday, and as always, thank you for reading!
