Sigilfarer: A roguelite journey where fate rests on every roll

If you are familiar with deck-building games and looking for a fresh strategic experience, Sigilfarer is a title worth watching. Developed by Viabo Games and published by Anshar Publishing, this roguelite adventure officially launches on Steam on September 14, 2026, introducing a creative dice-building system.

A shattered world and the journey of the wayfarers

Sigilfarer takes players into a ruined world devastated by a magical catastrophe. As the guide, you must lead a group of travelers across dangerous, ever-changing lands. What sets the game apart is that the party's strength depends not only on strategic thinking, but also on the dice you build yourself.

Building dice instead of building a deck

Instead of collecting cards like in traditional roguelite games, Sigilfarer turns the characters' equipment into dice faces. Every weapon, piece of armor, or shield you equip adds new faces to the shared pool of abilities. This allows players to shape their offensive, defensive, and support options around their preferred strategy.

The game lets you manage a party of up to four characters, opening up a wide range of possible skill synergies. Your dice stay with you throughout the journey, from handling turn-based encounters and overcoming skill checks on the map to replenishing resources whenever you stop to rest.

Exploring a hex-based map with high replay value

The adventure in Sigilfarer unfolds across procedurally generated hex-based maps. Each region features its own ecosystem, along with numerous dangers such as goblin hordes, mutated creatures, and valuable resources.

True to its roguelite roots, failure is not the end. Every time a character falls, you have an opportunity to learn from the experience, unlock new equipment, and become stronger on your next run. The combination of strategic planning and an element of chance keeps each playthrough feeling fresh.