"Slice, Dice & Rice" delivers tense action fights where one precise strike ends the round. Players hunt for gaps in enemy guards, landing clean hits that impair movement with every scratch. Parries, dodges, and move cancels fuel mind games that echo samurai clashes, all without health bars or complex input lists.
Eight characters bring distinct styles to battles in six hand-drawn stages set in a twisted Japanese underworld. A swift monk relies on fists, while a muscular swordswoman trades speed for enduring power. This indie fighter on PC suits players who crave accessible yet deep one-hit showdowns.
Slice Dice & Rice is an indie fighting game with no health bars. Inspired by Bushido Blade, it revolves around the idea of finding an opening in opponents defense and ending the round with a single, clean hit. Gone are the tedious hit points – each scratch impairs your movement, every wound might be your last.
Gameplay
Our goal was to make fighting games accessible to anyone. An intuitive set of basic abilities allowed us to remove the need for memorizing inputs and move-lists, while retaining the complexity. Moves can be canceled to feint an attack, hits can be parried or dodged, and they can clash with one another. This creates a mind-game heavy gameplay, one that mimics real samurai showdowns
Characters and Stages
You can play as one of 8 characters, all with their own stories and unique fighting styles. Game’s cast offers many variations of gameplay, from a swift monk using only his fists in battle, to a muscular lady with a giant sword that compensates speed and mobility with endurance during her attacks.
Fights take place in alternative version of Japanese underworld and features 6 unique stages with hand-drawn textures.
