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Our Verdict
Ideal for those seeking quick, uncomplicated fun with family or friends.
Highlights
- Super fast sessions
- Very simple rules
- Great for groups
- Push your luck tension
Keep in mind
- Highly luck dependent
- Limited strategic depth
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Looking for that perfect game to open a beer with friends or distract the family between meals? Dicy Cards is exactly that! The premise is simple, but don't be fooled: the challenge is real. The goal is to reach 100 points, and to get there, you'll need a mix of dice luck and smart card management. Everyone starts on equal footing, so the competition is fair and fast-paced. The gameplay flow is highly dynamic: you roll the dice to aim for the best possible combinations, and if luck isn't on your side, you can use your cards to attempt a reroll or secure those points. But watch out: using cards comes with a strategic cost. Once you use a card, it enters a 'frozen' state. This means it becomes unavailable for your next turn, forcing you to manage your timing and options carefully. You'll have to decide whether to keep pushing your luck to boost your score or pass your turn to unfreeze your cards and regain control. It's a fast-paced game, ideal for those who want something light but still want everyone focused on what their opponents are doing. If you enjoy games involving luck, speed, and that tension of 'hould I stop now or try one more time?', Dicy Cards will be your new go-to for total relaxation.
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Categories
Families
Publisher
Blue Orange (EU), Gémklub, MEBO Games
Designer
Eric B. Vogel
Artist
Simon Douchy
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How long does a game last?
It's a quick one, taking about 15 minutes.
How many players can play?
It's designed for 2 to 4 players.
How complex is the game?
It's very light and easy to learn, perfect for beginners.
Is it a luck-heavy game?
Yes, dice rolling is central, but cards help manage the chaos.
What is the main goal?
To be the first to reach 100 points.
Is it good for kids?
Yes, due to its simplicity, it's excellent for family play.