Desktop Nard: Dice Idle for PC (Final Release)

A loot-based idle game where dice roll across your screen, triggering skills on monsters, farming them for you. Let it run full-screen, or dock it in the corner of your desktop, or strip everything down into a gadget for loot to know when an extremely rare loot drops. It’s literally incremental; it’s increasing in difficulty as you progress through the game, but it’s not steep that makes you frustrated in Desktop Nard: Dice Idle.

Literally all build works (knight, arrow, beam, etc.) and to min/max-ing all the dices, gemstones, rings, and automation, it’s achievable, and that’s what makes me go to play longer for hours just to max one build in Desktop Nard: Dice Idle.  You thought this was an idle game. At the beginning, you’ll probably want this or that feature, but that’s especially what makes it great.

It comes sooner than you think, and even more important, IT’S THERE! Some features are not explained enough (eg, each dice feature, how the damage calculation works, basic information such as beam duration, beam speed, shadow damage, and others are not there). You need to think about how it works and whether it will work. There’s a feature to lower the effect amount, but it “slows” you down from killing those mobs. Somehow, the damage is not updated in real time. If you bump up that effect amount, it will just kill your pc.