Dice Dash Board
By @GaoSong
Roll a six-sided die to navigate a 30-tile board, gathering coins and dodging traps to reach the finish line before your twelve turns run out.
How to play
- Tap the Roll button to toss the six-sided die and move your pawn forward.
- Land on blue spaces to gain 3 coins or star spaces to earn a 5-coin bonus.
- Avoid red tiles that deduct 2 coins and purple traps that force you backward.
- Reach the final 30th tile before your counter of 12 rolls drops to zero.
Controls
- Touch
- Tap the large pink Roll button to toss the die.
- Keyboard
- Not supported.
- Mouse
- Click the large pink Roll button to toss the die.
More about this game
In Dice Dash Board, your goal is to reach the 30th tile before exhausting your limit of 12 dice rolls. The core loop involves rolling a standard six-sided die and watching your pawn hop along the snaking path. Difficulty comes from the board's layout of helpful and harmful spaces. A run ends in victory if you land on or pass tile 30, or in defeat if you use up all 12 rolls without crossing the finish line.
Tips
- Since you only have 12 rolls to cover 30 tiles, you need an average roll of at least 2.5 to reach the end successfully.
- Hitting a trap sends you back 2 spaces, which might force you to land on a red tile and lose 2 coins in a chain reaction.
- Your final score is based on your total coins, so hitting the +5 star tiles is crucial for maximizing your end-game result.
Questions
What happens if I land on a red tile?
Landing on a red tile immediately deducts 2 coins from your stash. If you currently have fewer than 2 coins, your balance simply drops to zero without going into the negative.
How do traps affect my movement?
When you land on a trap space, your pawn is instantly moved backward by 2 tiles. This wastes the progress of your roll and triggers whatever tile you land on next.
Can I keep playing if I run out of turns?
No, you are strictly limited to 12 rolls per game. If your twelfth roll does not carry your pawn to tile 30, the game ends and you must start over.