Fortunex Corp. is hiring. Congratulations: you now work in luck.
Dice Must Work is a retro idle slot game about the world’s strangest office job. Clients line up for luck, and you’re the one who makes it. Roll the dice, land the combos, keep the numbers going up, and try not to get caught enjoying it.
1. ONE RULE: ROLL
There’s no tutorial, because you don’t need one. Press ROLL. Matching faces in a tray pay out. Every win prints a Lucky Ticket, and that’s where it gets dangerous: keep the money, or gamble it for double or nothing. You’ll understand the game in ten seconds, and so will your chat.
2. NUMBERS GO UP
Start with one tray and two plain dice. End with a wall of 21 trays rolling all at once. Every coin you earn goes back into the machine, and the machine always pays you back bigger. Turn on auto-roll and the money keeps flowing while you talk to chat.
3. BUY, COMBINE, ROLL AGAIN
Buy dice one at a time or in packs and see what you got: Number, Coin, Mega, Royal, Demon, Angel, Ace and the rare Wild die, each with its own trick. Got four of the same die? Combine them into a stronger one, up to level 5. Then drop it into a tray and watch what it does.
4. UPGRADE EVERYTHING
More trays. Faster rolls. Longer auto-roll. More alloys. Better odds of FAST and INSTANT rolls. Unlock new upgrade sections as you grow, level each tray up to 20 and open all six dice slots. There’s always one more upgrade you can almost afford.
5. SATISFY BIZARRE CLIENTS
Every roll fills a client’s luck order. Fill it and they walk away happy, and you get a badge pick. Barb the Barbarian has killed the same demon lord 900 times without a legendary drop. A house ghost needs luck to be scary again. A vault dweller, a space marine, a kart racer: 70 clients, each with an oddly specific request and a portrait you’ll want to collect.
6. WIN BIG, WIN FAST
FAST and INSTANT rolls chain into screen-shaking streaks. Light up half the board at once and you get a Multi Win ticket stamped x13, with coins pouring across the screen. These are the moments built for clips: they happen often, they’re loud, and they’re always one roll away.
ALSO ON THE JOB
LuckStation 95: the whole run plays inside a retro office computer with a draggable window, desktop icons and a CRT screen. Or switch to fullscreen.
A soundtrack between casino jazz and synth runs, plus radio DJs from five in-world stations with luck news, traffic reports and very questionable ads.
Unlockable cosmetics: dice pips and backgrounds that carry over between runs.
Run statistics, and a CEO who reviews your performance personally.
Streamer friendly: readable at a glance, big moments every few minutes, and chat can always tell you to gamble.
Release planned: early 2027. Wishlist now. Your luck depends on it.