We’re thrilled to announce that The Zibbo Show will be part of the Prismatic Indie Showcase , a special Steam event organized by Blue Ridge Games that celebrates the creativity and diversity of indie games. We invite you to try out our playable demo today, send us your feedback,
We’re thrilled to announce that The Zibbo Show will be part of the Prismatic Indie Showcase, a special Steam event organized by Blue Ridge Games that celebrates the creativity and diversity of indie games.
We invite you to try out our playable demo today, send us your feedback, and if you like what you see, add The Zibbo Show to your Wishlist! It would help us immensely in gaining visibility during the event.
It starts today, September 7, around 10 a.m. PST (8:00 p.m. Spanish time) and will be available through September 11.
Don’t forget to check out the Prismatic Indie Showcase page to discover the amazing indie games participating alongside us.
We hope you enjoy the demo and the other games, and thank you for your support!
We’ve updated the demo with many improvements, balance adjustments, and new languages. Here is the complete list of changes: New languages have been added: Arabic, Chinese (Simplified and Traditional), Danish, Dutch, Finnish, Japanese, Korean, Norwegian, Polish, Russian, Swedish,
We’ve updated the demo with many improvements, balance adjustments, and new languages. Here is the complete list of changes:
New languages have been added: Arabic, Chinese (Simplified and Traditional), Danish, Dutch, Finnish, Japanese, Korean, Norwegian, Polish, Russian, Swedish, and Turkish.
The boss from the previous demo has been replaced with a new one. Now you’ll face a fresh challenge!
We’ve made improvements to gameplay and the user experience when using a controller.
The “Roll Again” chip now never rolls the same number as the previous roll. This is to minimize the penalty from RNG.
You can now sell cards in the shop. This adds a layer of complexity to the economy and allows you to rework your builds between rounds if needed… or just for fun!
The boss in each round now goes first.
In response to your feedback, you can now skip the game over sequence.
New intro and shop videos have been added to the tutorial. This was done to make the tutorial more enjoyable and shorter.
Text adjustments have been made in all languages.
We’ve added new cards. Do you dare to try them all?
New visual effects have been added to boss cards.
Adjustments have been made to enemy balancing.
The cards have been rebalanced to make them fairer.
Now, if you don’t bet, you’ll receive some money. For the inconvenience of being forced to… I mean, because I’m a generous person.
Sounds have been added and the overall sound design has been improved.
Visual, stability, and performance improvements.
Bugs and crash fixes.
Oh, and by the way, you can also try the demo on Steam Deck! You can even use the touch controls if that’s more comfortable for you ;)
We invite you to join The Zibbo Show again, we hope both current and new contestants will enjoy it.
NOTE: To ensure a smooth experience, we recommend deleting any previous save games from the demo. To do this, delete the entire folder %localappdata%\\TheZibboShow\\Saved\\SaveGames.
We are looking for gamers who have: The courage to rig their dice The patience to survive terrible RNG The instinct to destroy enemy columns The addiction to chasing bigger combos And the willingness to trust a TV host named Zibbo 📺 🕹️ DEMO: View game page
We are looking for gamers who have:
The courage to rig their dice
The patience to survive terrible RNG
The instinct to destroy enemy columns
The addiction to chasing bigger combos
And the willingness to trust a TV host named Zibbo 📺
Tired of getting lousy rolls? The audience is laughing at you, and you know it… Not anymore! Head over to The Zibbo Show shop and rig your dice to shut those fools up. You’re just one roll away from becoming the king of the show! View game page
Tired of getting lousy rolls? The audience is laughing at you, and you know it… Not anymore!
Head over to The Zibbo Show shop and rig your dice to shut those fools up. You’re just one roll away from becoming the king of the show!
📺 The Steam Deckbuilders Fest has come to an end… but the show goes on. 🎲 The Zibbo Show DEMO is still available on Steam. 🕹️ Build your deck, rig your dice, and prove you can survive the deadliest game show on television. 🎟️ Wishlist: View game page
📺 The Steam Deckbuilders Fest has come to an end… but the show goes on.
🎲 The Zibbo Show DEMO is still available on Steam.
🕹️ Build your deck, rig your dice, and prove you can survive the deadliest game show on television.
📺 The studio lights are on… and the show has begun! 🎲 The Steam Deckbuilders Fest is live and The Zibbo Show is on air. 🕹️ DEMO available on Steam 🎟️ Wishlist:
📺 The studio lights are on… and the show has begun!
🎲 The Steam Deckbuilders Fest is live and The Zibbo Show is on air.
📺 Ladies and gentlemen, the studio lights are shining once again! 🎲 The Zibbo Show will be part of the Steam Deckbuilders Fest. 📆 Starting May 4th at 7 PM CET 🕹️ Try our DEMO on STEAM and prove you can survive the deadliest game show on television. THE ZIBBO SHOW is a high-st
📺 Ladies and gentlemen, the studio lights are shining once again!
🎲 The Zibbo Show will be part of the Steam Deckbuilders Fest.
📆 Starting May 4th at 7 PM CET
🕹️ Try our DEMO on STEAM and prove you can survive the deadliest game show on television.
THE ZIBBO SHOW is a high-stakes 1vs1 dice showdown, broadcast live from a deranged TV studio, where luck meets brutality. Contestants will test their luck in a deadly game show, armed with cunning and 9 dice along 12 rounds. Only one will walk away. The others? Well... share ratings always spike when there’s blood.
This roguelike dice-battler & deck-builder involves two contestants alternating dice placement on mirrored 3x3 grids, scoring points and triggering combos. Matching values double/triple scores, while duplicating an opponent's pip removes their dice.
Between matches, players bet currency or cards, then face enemies, minibosses, and bosses in roguelike runs. Strategic deckbuilding of passive cards and consumables deepens the risk-reward loop. The game’s 1970s–80s retro-futuristic aesthetic, mixed with psychological horror, ensures a memorable identity and streaming appeal.
