Rolling Realms Redux

Stonemaier Games, Automa Factory, Maldito Games · Board game · 2024
— Ludopedia 7.8 BGG 1–6 · best 1, 2 Solo 30–45 min Weight 2.6/5
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Our Verdict
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED

If you dig the roll-and-write vibe and love seeing new mechanics pop up, Rolling Realms Redux is a sure bet! With 12 brand-new realms and inspirations from games we love, it offers a familiar experience with that fresh twist. Guaranteed fun for the group.

Highlights
  • 12 new and unique realms
  • Compatible with the original
  • Quality Panda production
  • Fast and strategic
Keep in mind
  • May have little direct interaction
  • Relies on dice luck
  • Requires constant optimization
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About the game

What you do in a play session

Get ready for another round of fun with Rolling Realms Redux! This roll-and-write game invites you to a fierce competition to see who can rack up the most stars in just 3 rounds. The premise is simple, but strategy is key: each turn, one player rolls two dice, and everyone uses those results to activate their "realms" (game cards with unique abilities). The goal is to generate the right resources and, of course, earn as many stars as possible.

Rolling Realms Redux is a standalone game, meaning you don't need the original game to start playing. It comes with everything you need for games with up to 6 people, and the best part: it's fully compatible with the original Rolling Realms and its expansions. But what truly shines here are the 12 new realms included in this edition, all inspired by games from other famous publishers. It's like a festival of references for board game lovers! The box is designed to hold all realms released so far, so if you already own the base game, you can keep everything in one place. The production, done by Panda, ensures high-quality components, and the dry-erase surfaces make the game super reusable. It's a great choice for those who enjoy quick games with a touch of dice luck, but still require good planning to optimize each move and emerge victorious.

Rules videos

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4 videos

Best player count

BGG community vote

1–6 players
1 BEST
2 BEST
3 REC
4 REC
5 REC
6 OK

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Game details

Mechanics, categories, families and credits

Families

Components: Dry Erase Markers / Dry Erase Surfaces Digital Implementations: Tabletopia Game: Rolling Realms Mechanism: Roll-and-Write Misc: Made by Panda Misc: Self-Referential Games Organizations: Automa Factory Players: Games with Solitaire Rules Theme: Boardgaming
Publisher Stonemaier Games, Automa Factory, Maldito Games, Matagot
Designer Jamey Stegmaier, Karel Titeca
Artist Marius Petrescu, Miles Bensky

Community

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3,120owners
358wishlist
48want to play

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers before you buy

7 questions
How many people can play Rolling Realms Redux?
The game is for 1 to 6 players, so it works for a solo session as well as a larger group.
Do I need the original Rolling Realms to play this version?
No! Rolling Realms Redux is a standalone game and comes with everything you need to play. It's fully compatible and can be combined with the original game and its expansions if you already own them.
How long does a game take?
Games are quite fast, typically lasting between 30 to 45 minutes, depending on the number of players and familiarity with the rules.
What is the game's complexity level?
The game has a medium weight (2.63/5 on BGG), meaning the basic rules are easy to learn, but the strategy for optimizing points can be deeper.
What are the 'realms'?
The realms are the game cards you use. Each has different abilities and scoring methods, and this Redux edition features 12 entirely new realms inspired by other games.
Is it a competitive or cooperative game?
It's a competitive game where everyone plays simultaneously to accumulate the most stars. There is no direct cooperation between players.
Is the game heavily language-dependent?
No, the game has little to no language dependency, as the main information is represented by icons and dice results are numerical.

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