Neon Knight: Dice Crawler launches on Android — Out Now
Key takeaways
- Available now on Google Play Store
- Features 11 combo rows (pairs through five-of-a-kind)
- Five rigs total; Street Samurai is free in-game
- Four extra rigs unlock with a one-time $4.99 purchase
Neon Knight: Dice Crawler is out now on mobile, arriving on the Google Play Store as a pixel-art dice roguelite where every fight is decided by the final roll. Combat runs on a roll-hold-reroll loop: you keep dice you like, reroll the rest, then hit run so whatever combos you’ve assembled fire together in one stacked attack.
The game offers 11 distinct combo rows — pairs, runs, full houses, four of a kind, five of a kind and more — and you can slot chips into each row to level them up. There’s a count-up ledger that shows how results add together, and if you light three identical rows the top row fires twice. Beyond plain dice you’ll find special-face dice, wild dice, a loaded die, and boss-only hot and cool dice that change how hands resolve.
Enemies telegraph their next move before you roll: attacks marked with a check will land, while crosses show attacks that will miss. Removing or stunning an enemy before it acts cancels its planned move entirely, though bosses get special rule-bending tricks of their own. Runs take place across a changing street map filled with standard fights, elite enemies, shops, bars, and street events, so the composition of encounters shifts each run. You can also hire mercenaries; each brings its own chip and dice rule and joins your crew for the duration of the run.
There are five rigs to choose from. The Street Samurai rig, focused around sixes, is available for free across the whole game; the Chrome Runner, Combat Medic, Signal Jammer, and Siege Titan each include their own die, starting rows, and a house rule but require a one-time $4.99 unlock. Neon Knight: Dice Crawler’s Android listing is the download point listed by the developer.
Why it matters
If you like planning around a final hand, pay attention to rig choice: the free Street Samurai gives you a complete playstyle out of the gate, while the $4.99 rigs add new dice, starting rows, and unique rules that alter how your rolls translate into damage and utility.
Original source
Droid Gamers
