Slots & Daggers
A retro mini-roguelike.
Steady your blade — and spin!
Numbers! Fights! Goblins! Line up the reels, swing your blade and fight your way through ten levels of weird fantasy.
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About the Game
Slots & Daggers is a retro mini-roguelike built inside a slot machine. Spin the reels to swing, block and cast your way through a weird fantasy world of goblins, bandits and bosses — a focused 4–8 hour campaign, plus an Egg Arena high score mode for the truly determined.
After my last game SUMMERHOUSE, I wanted to make something radically different. Still small, but faster, with numbers, fights and goblins!
The result is SLOTS & DAGGERS!
To make this game I combined a lot of things I deeply love — weird fantasy worlds, crude drawings of strange little guys, old school crunchy hiphop drum machines and addictive arcade games that go “PLING PLING PLING” as they spit out little coins — with classic roguelike mechanics.
As with SUMMERHOUSE, please keep in mind this game is a solo project — small, focused, and made with care. It’s meant to be short and sweet and doesn’t have the amount of content as games built by bigger teams over years, but I think it’s a fair deal!
I hope you have a good time with SLOTS & DAGGERS!
Features
Spin, Equip, Win
The slot machine is your weapon rack. Line up symbols to swing, block and cast — every spin is a move in the fight.
Ten Levels, Ten Ways to Die
Battle through ten levels, each with its own foes and bosses, across a focused 4–8 hour campaign.
Weapons, Equipment, Abilities
Unlock game-changing gear as you go and modify your reels to build a run that actually works.
Adapt on the Fly
The odds shift constantly. Rework your loadout and strategy mid-run or get buried by the next wave.
Egg Arena
A high score mode for the truly determined. Push the machine until it breaks.
Retro to the Bone
Crude drawings of strange little guys, chunky pixel visuals and crunchy hip hop drum machines.
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FAQ
Will my game progress carry over to the mobile version, and vice versa to other platforms?
No. Progress does not transfer between platforms — your Steam save stays on Steam and your mobile save stays on mobile.
Is the mobile game free to play?
No. It’s a one-time purchase of $3.99 — no ads, no in-app purchases.
Is the mobile port the same as the Steam version?
Yes. It’s the full game, with controls rebuilt for touchscreens.
Does it support cloud saving?
Yes. Your progress syncs through Game Center on iOS and Google Play Services on Android, so it carries across your own devices on that platform.
