Dungeon of the Board

Oche Rogue

Ten floors. Your darts are the weapon: but every monster changes which beds hurt it, so you can't camp on the 20s.

Deepest Floor

Dungeons Cleared

Runs

Difficulty

Choose your hero

How it works

Tap the bed each dart landed in. Its score is the damage: but affixes change that.

Each turn names a parry number. Land your first dart on it, any ring, and the monster's counter-attack is blocked.

That's the choice every visit: spend a dart defending, or throw all three at the monster and take the hit.

Clear a floor and pick one of three relics to shape the rest of the run.

Lose all your HP and the run ends. Ten floors to clear the dungeon.

Hero

100

Floor

1/10

Goblin Scrapper 150

First dart on 14 blocks the counter-attack

How to Play

Oche Rogue is a roguelike dressed up as a darts game: ten floors deep, with your darts as the only weapon you've got. Each monster you face has its own weak spots: which beds actually hurt it change from fight to fight: and you've got a parry dart in your arsenal that can block incoming damage at the right moment. Collect relics as you descend and they build on each other, shaping how your run plays out.

Why It Helps Your Game

Because the "safe" target shifts with every monster, Oche Rogue keeps you reading the situation rather than throwing on autopilot, which sharpens the kind of quick target-assessment that a real varied session demands. It's built for players who want a genuine campaign to sink into: ten floors of escalating challenge and a relic build that rewards smart choices, not just raw throwing.