Raging Bulls

(Web published), Casual Game Revolution · Board game · 2017
1 · best 1 Solo 20–30 min Weight 1.2/5
7.0 rating Ludopedia
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7.0 rating Ludopedia
6.5 rating BGG
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If you enjoy logic challenges with dice and a dash of strategy, Raging Bulls is your next solo game.

Highlights
  • Paper line drawing
  • Push‑your‑luck challenge
  • Convenient Print & Play
Keep in mind
  • Short playtime, 20‑30 min
  • Simple rules, but require focus
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About the game
Raging Bulls is a solo game that blends dice rolling, line drawing, and a dash of "push your luck" in a Print & Play format that fits right in your pocket. Released in 2017, the designer won the PnP Solitaire contest with this 20‑to‑30‑minute challenge that can be played anywhere, as long as you have three dice, paper, a pen, and something to draw straight lines. The goal is to fence the randomly placed bulls in a field, using dice‑determined start and end points to carefully plan fence placement and maximize points while avoiding losing lives (mallets). The game features four increasingly difficult fields, keeping tension high and the pace brisk. The main component is the printable game sheet, but a low‑ink black version is available for a touch of elegance. Raging Bulls is ideal for those who enjoy quick logic puzzles, strategic short‑term play, and a touch of risk without a heavy time or component investment. If you love paper‑and‑dice games that demand planning and a hint of luck, this title will surprise you with its simplicity and depth.
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Contests: Solitaire Print & Play Mechanism: Roll-and-Write Players: Games with Solitaire Rules Players: Solitaire Only Games
Publisher (Web published), Casual Game Revolution
Designer Mark Tuck
Artist Mark Tuck
Frequently Asked Questions
How many players can play?
Raging Bulls is designed for 1 player, but it can be played in any order with others as long as you follow the solo rules.
How long does a game last?
A typical play session takes between 20 and 30 minutes, depending on the difficulty level chosen.
What components are required?
You need three dice, paper, a pen or pencil, and something to draw straight lines (like a ruler).
Do I need to print the game?
Yes, simply print the single game sheet that comes in the PDF. A low‑ink black version is also available.
Is the game complex?
The rules are simple, but planning fences and managing risk makes the game mentally challenging.
Is it suitable for kids?
It can be played by older kids, but it requires attention to writing and dice control.