Embark on a perilous journey in Road To Place, a unique roguelike experience where every move is dictated by the roll of a dice. Navigate a world filled with challenges, where luck can be both a boon and a bane.

Your survival hinges on managing four critical resources: bullets, medicine, food, and money.

Running out of food leads to injury or starvation, while a lack of bullets leaves you vulnerable to raiders. Medicine is essential for healing, and without it, your player's health will deteriorate.

Should your resources dwindle, you can venture into the woods to scavenge, engage raiders in combat for supplies, or visit shops to purchase what you need with money, which is acquired through the same means as other resources.

Perks can be acquired to aid you on your path, offering advantages and unique abilities to overcome the odds. This game blends strategic resource management with the unpredictable nature of dice rolls, creating an engaging and replayable adventure.

Overview

Road To Place is a dice-rolling roguelike where players move based on dice rolls, influencing both movement and event outcomes. Resource management is key, with bullets, medicine, food, and money being vital for survival against threats like raiders.

Highlights

  • Dice-Driven Gameplay: Movement and event outcomes are determined by dice rolls, adding an element of chance to every decision.
  • Resource Management: Players must carefully manage bullets, medicine, food, and money to survive encounters and environmental hazards.
  • Roguelike Elements: Features a challenging, replayable structure with potential for acquiring perks to aid progression.

Who It's For

This game is ideal for players who enjoy strategy games with a strong element of chance, resource management challenges, and the replayability offered by roguelike mechanics.

Game Info

  • Developer: Goose Strangler
  • Publisher: lunatic studios
  • Release Date: March 2, 2023
  • Genres: Simulation, Strategy, Action-Adventure, Roguelike, Roguelike Action
  • Multiplayer: Yes
  • Family Sharing: Supported