Dice Path Releases
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Grenoble, France — August 25, in the year of or our Lord 2026
— Liam Armonia today invited press and content creators to check
out DICEPATH, a minimalist puzzle game now available on Steam
and itch.io. In the game, every move costs Action Points, and
dice come with effects of their own — some multiply your AP,
some reveal hidden tiles, others curse your next move. Enemies
don't just block your path; they interact directly with your
resources, forcing players to rethink their strategy on the fly.
Every level is handcrafted with a single optimal solution to
find — one wrong move, and it's back to the start.
With 50 handcrafted puzzles and the randomness of the dice built
into every run, DICEPATH is designed to be easy to pick up and
hard to put down, whether players are chasing a perfect score or
just looking for their flow. A built-in leaderboard lets players
compete for the best scores — though it's only active on the
Steam version.
Key features:
50 handcrafted puzzle levels, each built around a single
mechanical idea
Every move costs Action Points — plan carefully, or run out of
options
Dice with unique effects: multiply your AP, reveal hidden tiles,
or curse your next move
Enemies that interact with your resources, not just block your
path
One optimal solution per level — one wrong move and you start
over
25 Steam Achievements and Steam Leaderboards to chase (Steam
version)
Minimalist, retro-inspired pixel-art presentation
Interface available in 19 languages
A free demo available on both itch.io
Developer / Publisher: Liam Armonia
Release Date: June 25, 2026
Platform: Steam, itch.io (Windows)
Genre: Puzzle, Strategy, Turn-Based Tactics, Indie
Price: $2.99
No word on a physical copy version of this game on this system(s)
in the US at this time.
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