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DEGUL DEGUL 999

Demo available

STUDIO ODD-IDiscovered Sep 21, 2026

About the game

A rolling logic puzzle where the route and the landing faces both matter. A face can't touch the floor again until all six have been used. Undo freely and explore 2,478 stages across four campaigns, from a single cube to three interacting blocks.

Original Steam description

Plan the route. Plan the faces.

A block. A grid. A goal. Every roll changes which face touches the floor—and which moves are still available.

Once a face has touched the floor, it cannot be used again until all six faces have been used. A straight path can stop short of the goal. Find another approach, plan your turns, and make the faces work together with the route.

Try a route. Rethink a move. Roll back.

Roll back the way you came to undo without a penalty. Experiment with different routes and revise your plan as you go.

Different shapes, different solutions

Roll cubes and longer blocks in four shapes: 1×1×1, 2×1×1, 3×1×1, and 3×2×1. Standing and lying down cover different tiles, and reaching the goal requires the right position and pose.

Four campaigns. 2,478 stages. All included.

  • 999 — Begin with a single block, then discover two-stage puzzles where the first block changes the terrain for the next.
  • 666 HELL — Narrower boards and two-stage puzzles demand tighter routes.
  • 444 PANDEMONIUM — Guide two active blocks, each with its own face cycle.
  • 369 TARTARUS — Plan around three active blocks, each with its own face cycle.
Every stage has a verified solution. All four campaigns are included in one purchase.

One input. One roll.

Play with arrow keys, mouse swipes, touch, or a gamepad. Each input makes one roll.

Available in English, Simplified Chinese, Korean, Japanese, French, German, and Spanish.

Demo and release information

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