A single-player roguelite game that simulates the math of a craps table. Players progress through seven tables by hitting chip targets, making strategic decisions to upgrade numbers and activate circuit breakers for enhanced payouts. The game features dice manipulation tools and a deck of cards to alter gameplay.
1.02
September 8, 2026
Onboarding Flow Improved + Table 7 Fixes.
Aleator is a single-player roguelite game that uses the mathematical principles of a craps table. It offers a press-your-luck dice experience with no real money involved.
Players start at Table 1 and must hit the table's chip target to advance to the next table. There are seven tables in total, with the House becoming more challenging on later tables.
Yes, you can permanently level up numbers by pressing winnings back down. These upgrades can reach Diamond tier, offering payouts far beyond true odds for the remainder of the run.
Circuit Breakers are activated by sacrificing hardway wins. Energizing these breakers adds crit chance and crit multiplier to payouts, with all four breakers active leading to 'FULL CIRCUIT' for enhanced critical hits.
No, Aleator does not contain advertisements. It is a free game that focuses on its core gameplay mechanics.
Currently, Aleator is supported on iPhone devices. It is rated for ages 17+.
The latest version is 1.02, last updated on September 8, 2026. The game was initially released on September 2, 2026.
The Fire Meter increases as you make points, extending your free-odds ceiling and multiplying point-hit payouts. It represents a fast way to earn money but is also the first thing the 'seven' can take away.
