Official press kit
Dive into a fast-paced roguelite where magic dice are your deadliest weapons. Explore deep dungeons, find powerful spell combinations, and unleash absolute chaos.
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- Title
- Roll The Bones
- Developer
- Shrimp Industries (Luke “Shrimp” Kabat)
- Publisher
- Proteus Interactive
- Status
- Early Access since 28 July 2026
- Full release
- Estimated ~1 year of Early Access
- Genre
- Action roguelite, bullet hell, twin-stick shooter, dungeon crawler
- Art style
- Pixel art
- Theme
- Fantasy with modern and arcade elements
- Players
- Singleplayer
- Platforms
- PC (Windows)
- Languages
- English, French, Italian, Spanish, Dutch, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese (BR), Russian, Simplified Chinese, Turkish
- Features
- Full gamepad support, plays well on Steam Deck
- Engine
- Unity
- Location
- Warsaw, Poland
- Contact
- contact@shrimp.industries
The pitch
What is Roll The Bones?
It’s a game about rolling dice and casting spells - and about the gap between the run you planned and the run the dice handed you.
You descend through hand-crafted dungeons and an endless ladder of challenge floors, armed with customisable spell dice. Each die holds up to six spells; spend a face and the die rerolls into something else. Some results are devastating, some are chaotic, some are actively a bad idea. That’s the game.
Upgradeable dice materials change what a Crit roll does, so a loadout is quick to assemble but deep enough to build genuine combo engines around. Score-driven combos charge ancient Artifacts - frost and burn riders on your projectiles, meteor strikes, thunderstorms - which turn a good run into a screen-clearing one.
If you like Enter the Gungeon, The Binding of Isaac or Wizard of Legend, and you don’t mind gambling with your own build, this one’s aimed squarely at you.
Video
Trailers
Hosted on the Shrimp Industries YouTube channel. Free to embed, clip and re-upload in coverage.
Loops
Animated clips
Short silent loops, handy for embedding in articles or social posts. Right-click to save the MP4.
Imagery
Gameplay screenshots
Click any shot to view it large. Full-resolution originals are in the asset drive.
For creators
Thumbnail cutouts
Transparent-background character, enemy and boss cutouts, plus the logo and spell circle - made specifically so you can drop them straight into a video thumbnail.
Branding
Key art & capsules
Store capsules and promotional artwork in the shapes you’re most likely to need.
Branding
Studio logos
About the developer
Shrimp Industries
Shrimp Industries is the trading name of the sole proprietorship of Luke “Shrimp” Kabat, a solo developer based in Warsaw, Poland. Under it he develops and publishes games and software alone.
His route into games ran through modding, map-making and reverse-engineering, then an engineering degree in Electronics and a master’s in IT (AI specialty) at Warsaw University of Technology. He has also worked as a radar software programmer and a game programmer at a small Polish indie studio, and still works as a process automation engineer alongside his own projects.
More at shrimpey.com.
Legal
Asset usage terms
The graphical assets provided here may be incorporated into: news articles, videos, video thumbnails, blog posts, blog post thumbnails, educational and informational materials, reviews, commentary, gameplay footage and documentation.
These assets may not be used in the development, marketing or distribution of: video games or other interactive media, commercial merchandise, standalone asset packs or resale in any form, or any product that competes directly or indirectly with the original work.
Questions about a specific use? Ask - contact@shrimp.industries.
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