The dry but useful facts: where Dice Hoarder launches, what you need to run it, and which languages it ships in.
Dice Hoarder releases on Steam for PC on 13 November 2026, developed and self-published by DieCorp Games. It is single-player with Steam Achievements and Family Sharing, and it is light on the hardware — the minimum bar is a Windows 10 machine with an i5-8400, 8 GB of RAM and a GTX 1060.
Localisation is broad: full English audio and subtitles, plus interface and subtitle coverage in a dozen more languages including Japanese, Korean, Simplified and Traditional Chinese, Portuguese, French, German, Spanish and Italian. Everything here is pulled from the official Steam store listing.
Read this section in the order that matches your question. If you are deciding whether your PC can run the game, the requirements entry is the one to check first — it is modest, and the numbers to compare are RAM and GPU memory. If you are deciding whether you can read it, the language entry separates the full-audio English from the subtitle-only languages. If you are deciding whether to buy it now, the platform entry carries the launch date and store status.
One caveat runs through all three. These are pre-release facts from the store listing, and pre-release facts can change. A launch date can slip, minimum specs can be revised, and a language can be added or dropped before the shop opens. Treat what is here as the current official answer and re-check the store page itself as release approaches — that is the source these entries answer to. When in doubt, the store page is one link away on every entry below.
Platform & Release
PC (Steam), releasing 13 November 2026
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System Requirements
Compact — runs on modest hardware
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Language Support
English + 12 more languages
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