Cloak & Dice
Decide. Roll. Survive.
Rome, 1962. A trail leads to Venice, where an informant waits with explosive evidence of secret arms deals. You have 48 hours. But your enemies are already one step ahead.
Coming soon to the App StoreThe game
Cloak & Dice is a spy adventure in the tradition of the classic gamebooks, played on painted pages. Look around Rome and Venice in ink and watercolour, talk your way past clerks and conductors, use what you carry, and when words run out, roll the dice.
Three agents
The Soldier hits first and misses nothing, but lies badly. The Engineer opens locks and finds microphones. The Actor charms and bluffs through doors the others have to force. Each finds other ways through the same mission.
Dice you shake
Two six-sided dice decide what skill alone cannot. Shake to roll. SKILL, STAMINA and LUCK are the old gamebook numbers, and the checks are hidden: you know which skill is tested, never how hard.
Every check has a way on
A failed roll closes a door, never the story. There is always another way: another skill, an item, a fight. At the end, the mission report draws your route on a paper map of Venice.
The Lion of Venice — free
The first campaign is free and complete: three acts, from the embassy in Rome by the afternoon express to Venice, a count's palazzo by night and the Riva at dawn. More campaigns will follow.
No ads, no timers, no account. Plays offline, on iPhone and iPad, in English and German.
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Support
Questions, a bug, an idea? Write to us: support (at) cloakanddice (dot) com
- Is it free?
- Yes. The app and its first campaign, The Lion of Venice, are free. Further campaigns will be optional purchases.
- Does the game collect data?
- No. There is no account, no advertising, no analytics and no tracking. Your saves and settings stay on your device. See the privacy policy.
- Which devices and languages?
- iPhone and iPad, played in landscape, in English and German.
- How do I roll the dice?
- Shake the device. You can also tap the dice.