Idle Dice

This game is a very simple concept, so I didn't expect to have as much fun as I have been. Being able to prestige, and continuing to unlock new features keeps everything fresh. This game is very low commitment on time and definitely very fun. The premise is simple. You roll the dice and get points. You can unlock more dice and multipliers as you go. Then, when you start unlocking the playing cards they give you modifiers to increase your progress. There is an idle mode too.

It's a very simple game. You have virtual dice which roll, give you points, and you spend the points on multipliers and more dice. It sounds boring but it manages not to be. There's a few other systems at play as well to give more depth. My only issue is that removing ads is a separate purchase from say, the starter pack, or any other pack. That seems greedy and it would be much better if any purchase made would remove the ads. Besides that, it's fun and worth trying.

I want to like this game more than I do, and have spent a decent deal on it. But really, despite being an idle game, it just takes a lot of tapping to progress, progression is slow, and the UI is extremely sluggish - it feels like playing a flash game from the 90s.

As far as idle games go, I really, really like the mechanics. There are several levels of prestige and you really feel the progress you make over time. Unfortunately, less than a week after installing the game it hard reset and I lost all my progress. Also, it crashes all the time and is poorly optimized. Gameplay is great! The rest leaves a lot to be desired.

Love the game. Incredibly simplistic. When you want totally mindless escape it's good in the short term, but has long term goals to work towards so if you want something you can do on autopilot or something a little more involving, it's good for both. And of course, it plays and makes progress when you're not playing. Daily rewards, and NO pay to play is a huge plus!

I really like this game, but I've had a few issues with it that prevent me from giving it 5 stars. There are a few minor bugs such as showing you cards to draw that you already have acquired, and drastically reducing the fps after viewing an ad. A major issue I had was having all of my progress completely wiped after restarting my phone. Needless to say I was frustrated, but I was able to resume close to where I left off by importing another player's save string.

Even though you can't 'win' the game is frustratingly addictive. However, if you don't want to pay extra then it can take ages to advance when you get to the trillions, quadrillions and quitillions levels. Takes a while to work out what the best strategy is. Can take a long time to progress if you don't buy stuff. Number of points is obscured sometimes - frustrating....

Edit: The game is more stable now! I still find the UI not perfect for mobile, but that the game is still fun, and hasn't crashed on me in 2 weeks, so I'm updating my review to 4 stars. Old review: I really enjoy the concept, but the UI isn't very good, and the game keeps crashing and resetting my progress, which is quite vexing.

Kind of fun, but that fun is overshadowed by how terribly made it is. The game is incredibly buggy, most notably in that it frequently crashes during normal play. It also drains far more battery power than it deserves. And the in app purchases are ridiculously overpriced. Removing ads typically costs around $2, but here, it costs $10. Edit: Updating to one star, because the further I progress, the more often it crashes. It's not fun to play a game that I have to reopen every five minutes.

The game is quite nice. It has a good pace. The game reset twice in the November/December time frame. I uninstalled after the second reset. The developer gave me a save string that was close to where I was before the second reset, which I appreciate. He says he's implemented a system to automatically restore the game if it gets reset.

A really easy and simple Idle game to get into. It's a bit slow for a while but the progression isn't over the top or complex to understand. The graphics could do with a fine tune, they're a bit low quality, but still completely serviceable! You get plenty of bonuses and boosts for free, but I feel like the No Ads purchase could be a bit cheaper. Overall though, a good and thoroughly enjoyable idle game which you can play actively too!

This was my favorite incremental/idle/upgrade game ever. Till I tried to switch devices. The save file is a string of 266,368 characters. For some reason, that means you can copy it, upload it to google docs, and copy it from there. But you can't paste it to the import box for whatever reason (surely due to the enormous amount of save data). Oh well, I guess I'm done with it. Fun while it lasted

A great game, although "idle" doesn't really describe how it is played. It makes use of a nested prestige system, and it is easy to tell when you are making real progress. Ads don't pop up during gameplay, instead being tied to boosters that appear during gameplay that you can choose whether or not to use.

Want to give my kudos to the dev and their amazing support. Had an issue today that rendered my game impossible to play, and they immediately responded and updated the game to fix the issue within a few hours. On the gameplay side, a clean and polished game that ramps up at just the right speed to keep you interested. The controls are simple enough that you can play the game one-handed while thinking about other things, but there are tons of little tweaks and choices to earn points even faster.

The game is a very fun time waster. The idle genre of games is open quite stale, but the random dice factor and upgrade organization make this game a stand out. While it's very solid, I feel the game would benefit greatly from a vertical aspect ratio (though I understand that would take a ton of work). I also wish the locked options would tell you the prerequisites to unlock them. Overall, game has serious merit, but a few kinks could be ironed.

About average experience. Your typical idle game with a few different mechanics. There's a bit too much ambiguity when it comes to what needs to be done to unlock the different tiers of achievements. The ability to save your progress without a code, or if the code was shorter would be nice too. Finally, lag after watching ads, your phone locking for inactivity requires a restart of the app on my device which gets rid of the x1.5 multiplier.

Fun game, could use a few fixes. Ads stopped loading instantly, it takes anywhere from 1-5 minutes for ads to load after selecting to watch one. At times the game becomes unresponsive and has to be reloaded. It seems to be random after selecting a menu, an ad, or opening the game from recent apps. I tried to export my save and reinstalled the game after to see if it'd fix the ad issues. It wasn't able to successfully import the code and lost a few days progress.

While I really enjoy the game, it's a port of a game made for a PC, and it's not adapted very much to fit the smaller screen or lower processing power. It also has some issues with memory leak, and as such crashes way too often. I highly recommend playing this game online, but I can't recommend the app personally

I didnt expect much when I installed this game, but it is one of the best incremental/idle games I have played. I decided to try the browser version so I exported my save but then found that my progress on mobile was completely gone. I was luckily able to save the code so I could import my data back to mobile but whenever I hit the load button on the import menu nothing seemed to happen. Probably because the code was 59 pages of random characters. Good game but needs a less stupid save system.

Pretty fun game but everything reset when I logged in today for no reason. I don't know if it's a bug but I'll wait about a week or 2 before uninstalling if this doesn't get fixed. Y'all should make it to where we can link it to our "google play games" account. That way it'll save our progress and be easier to load our progress back if something like this happens or if we change phones.

The idle part of the game didn't always seem to work. I was at a point where I was earning several trillion a roll, but when I went to sleep and woke up, my points were only at 700T and there was no notification for my idle point gain. Ultimately, this made the game very hard to progress without watching a lot of ads to gain multipliers or free points.

Time-hopped a week and got to the point where I can play and level pretty easy with no ads. Most games dont get to a point of progress like this and will slow progress extremely. A fun game of chance with no feeling of loss is always fun. The feeling of progression is always great and you can do it MANY times a day after not too long. It wont take long to beat, but until then it's honestly pretty entertaining. My only negative is theres not a whole lot to look at, maybe add more graphics?

This mobile version of this game looks great. But there's a little problem. The game is so laggy; even though the graphic is pretty simple. And buttons are little bit small. The moblie version and the web version should be coded differntly. Because they're for different hardware. If that is little hard on your engine/language, just try to make the game to run much faster. That will help the mobile version.

Very fun... for a certain amount of time. I played for about 5 hours straight and felt like I beat the game once I could max the cards instantly. If everything was unlocked early on in the game, I wouldnt have focused so hard on the main progression but instead gone into other things to keep me occupied. I give this a 4 because of the lack of drive to get to the late game content. But I would give this a 5 based on how fun this game is.

Clear controls. Easy to get to grips with. You actually have objectives to complete and I'm a very high level but still have locked things, giving me a reason to continue playing. Basic concept and graphics are as expected and after playing it on cool maths games for ages, it's good to have it as an app.