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A ritualistic table-game experience where each hand is full of tension and consequence.

Dark ritual dice game

The Last Game
A sinister dice game for 1–4 players. The loser pays with their soul.
Free demo version, no registration or payment
A ritualistic table-game experience where each hand is full of tension and consequence.
Core mode is built for 2 to 4 players. In online mode, human players join first and empty seats can fill with bots after timeout.
The game includes seven sinner personas, each with distinct tactical strengths and visual identity.

Two modes share one table. Pick The Last Deal or Perudo, then take one of seven sinners. The camera carries you across the table to your chair.

Five dice and one free reroll. A second reroll costs a soul flame. Damage comes from the combination you build, never from the sum of the pips.

The target is fixed at the start of the round and cannot be changed. The seal blocks one point of incoming damage and returns at the start of your turn.
Both modes run at the same table, with the same sinners and the same rituals. Only the rules of the hand change.

Combinations against soul flames
CombinationDamage

Hidden dice and rising bids
Players bid the quantity and value of dice they think the table contains.
At first time, we recommend learning the Last Deal mode first. Perudo rewards patient probability reading.
Seven people, seven deadly sins, one table. Each of them is here for something they did. Human players may share a sin; a bot always takes a free one.

Pride
He refused to admit his mistake, even when someone else's life depended on it.

Greed
Other people's hardship was always a profitable deal to her.

Wrath
A moment of rage was all he needed. Others paid with their lives.

Envy
She destroyed someone whose acclaim she believed belonged to her.

Gluttony
He took everything he wanted, blind to those left with nothing.

Lust
Again and again, she betrayed trust for desire and power.

Sloth
He could have intervened. He could have saved them. He simply stood by.
When a player is eliminated, one ritual plays out in full. The soul never simply disappears from the room.

Soul trapped in the painting.

Soul lost to the abyss.

Soul imprisoned in a die.

Soul consumed by the chair.

The shadow dragged their soul into the wall.

Soul swallowed by the gramophone.

Soul swallowed by the skull.
Additional
Right mouse + move — look aroundRitual animations on eliminationCamera shake for dramatic moments
A dark ritual dice game for 2 to 4 players. Two modes share one table: The Last Deal, where combinations of five dice deal damage, and Perudo, the classic liar's dice. When a player is eliminated, a ritual cutscene plays.
Yes. This is a free demo version: the Windows and macOS clients are downloaded from this page and played without payment. There is no paid entry, no subscription and nothing to buy inside the game.
No. On Windows, unpack the archive and run the launcher; on a Mac, unpack it and move the app to Applications. There is no store client, no registration and no account. The server address is already inside the build.
Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit; or macOS 11 or newer on an Intel Mac and macOS 13 or newer on Apple silicon. A stable internet connection for online play. The download is about 340 MB for Windows and 372 MB for macOS.
Create a table and share it, or use Quick Play and join the same table together. A table seats up to four, and empty seats can be filled by bots.
Yes. If no opponents are found, the game starts with bots after the countdown. The full set of rules, abilities and rituals works the same way against them.
In The Last Deal your dice are open and you attack a chosen target with a combination. In Perudo your dice stay hidden under the cup and you bid on what the whole table holds. Learn The Last Deal first.
The demo is out for Windows 10 and 11 (64-bit) and for macOS. The Mac version is one Universal app for Intel and Apple silicon. Nothing else is offered for download here.
The Mac app is signed but not notarized by Apple, so macOS blocks the first launch. Close the warning, open System Settings → Privacy & Security and press Open Anyway next to Devil's Dice, then confirm. After that it opens normally. The game asks for the microphone only for voice at the table; you can refuse and still play. The Mac version does not update itself: download the new archive from this page and replace the app, your profile is kept. The archive includes a README with the same steps.
Matchmaking searches for about 30 seconds. After that, bots take the free seats one by one and the game begins. You never wait indefinitely.