u/GrimtekGames

Hey everyone! Our game THROWN is a strategic roguelite dice-builder, with horror vibes and a cryptic story.

We usually pitch the game as “Inscryption, but with dice”, but over time the game has slowly started finding its own identity through the different dice-based mechanics and our meta progression system.

Right now we are working on a Steam demo/playtest but there's also an older demo available on Itchio. If you want to follow the develpment or receive updates on the new demo, you can also join our Discord server.

Interested in hearing your thoughts or if you have any questions feel free to ask!

Here's our Steam page if you'd like to check it out or wishlist the game:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/4162020/THROWN/

Hey everyone! For the past year we've been working on a game called THROWN. It's a strategic roguelite dice-builder, with horror vibes and a bit of a cryptic story.

A lot of people who've seen it have compared the atmosphere to games like Buckshot Roulette or Inscryption.

We think the fans of these kind of games are probably the audience most likely to connect with our game, so we'd genuinely love to hear your thoughts. All kinds of crazy ideas are welcome as well!

And if you have any questions about THROWN, feel free to ask us anything.

Here's our Steam page if you'd like to check it out or wishlist the game:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/4162020/THROWN/

There's also an older Demo available, and if you want to follow the development or receive updates, you can join our Discord Server.

Hey everyone! For the past year we've been working on a game called THROWN. It's a roguelite dice-Builder with horror vibes and a bit of a cryptic story.

One of the game's biggest inspirations is Inscryption, but instead of cards, the gameplay revolves around dice mechanics.

We don't want to just make an Inscryption copy. We're slowly figuring out what makes THROWN feel unique, while still capturing some of the tension, atmosphere, and unpredictability that made Inscryption so memorable to us.

We think this community is probably the audience most likely to connect with the game, so we'd genuinely love to hear your thoughts. Or if you've played other Inscyption-like games, what stood out to you, either positively or negatively?

And if you have any questions about THROWN, feel free to ask us anything too.

Here's our Steam page if you'd like to check it out or wishlist the game:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/4162020/THROWN/