—
rating
Ludopedia
6.2
rating
BGG
Our Verdict
A frantic and delicious roll-and-write for those who love route management and pushing their luck!
Highlights
- Dynamic and super fast
- Great variety of dice
- Highly replayable
- Great for large groups
Keep in mind
- Requires route attention
- Dice luck dependent
RECOMMENDED
Rules manual not indexed yet
Upload the PDF rulebook to ask questions about this game with AI.
Strap on your apron and start the engine, because the battle for the city's best food trucks is on! In Truck Off: The Food Truck Frenzy Roll and Write, you take control of a food truck and must navigate an urban grid map to find the best customers. The goal is straightforward: accumulate as much cash as possible, but the road to profit is full of twists and risky decisions.
The gameplay is incredibly dynamic. Each round, dice are rolled representing the sales potential at various venues. Here's the twist: each venue uses a different sized die (ranging from D4 to D20!), which completely changes the profit potential and the stakes. You'll need to manage your route on a special tracker, moving your truck across the map and trying to complete patterns to score bonuses. These bonuses are vital, allowing you to reroll dice, travel further, or even boost the value of certain locations.
But watch out: strategy isn't just about where to go, but when to go. You can try to rush the game's end to grab the big payouts before your rivals, or play it steady to secure more efficient routes. With the 'push your luck' mechanic, you'll constantly be asking: 'Should I reroll this die or stick with what I've got?'. It's a game of navigation, risk management, and pure, fast-paced fun for your next game night. If you love roll-and-write games that keep you on your toes, this is definitely your main course!
The gameplay is incredibly dynamic. Each round, dice are rolled representing the sales potential at various venues. Here's the twist: each venue uses a different sized die (ranging from D4 to D20!), which completely changes the profit potential and the stakes. You'll need to manage your route on a special tracker, moving your truck across the map and trying to complete patterns to score bonuses. These bonuses are vital, allowing you to reroll dice, travel further, or even boost the value of certain locations.
But watch out: strategy isn't just about where to go, but when to go. You can try to rush the game's end to grab the big payouts before your rivals, or play it steady to secure more efficient routes. With the 'push your luck' mechanic, you'll constantly be asking: 'Should I reroll this die or stick with what I've got?'. It's a game of navigation, risk management, and pure, fast-paced fun for your next game night. If you love roll-and-write games that keep you on your toes, this is definitely your main course!
GALLERY
11 photos · from the community
Tap any photo to open fullscreen. Photos submitted by the community or publisher.
In English
1
REC
2
BEST
3
BEST
4
BEST
5
BEST
6
BEST
7
BEST
8
BEST
9
REC
10
REC
11
REC
12
REC
13
REC
14
REC
15
REC
16
REC
17
REC
18
REC
19
REC
20
REC
21
REC
22
REC
23
REC
24
REC
25
REC
26
REC
27
REC
28
REC
29
REC
30
REC
31
OK
32
OK
33
OK
34
OK
35
OK
36
OK
37
OK
38
OK
39
OK
40
OK
41
OK
42
OK
43
OK
44
OK
45
OK
46
OK
47
OK
48
OK
49
OK
50
OK
51
OK
52
OK
53
OK
54
OK
55
OK
56
OK
57
OK
58
OK
59
OK
60
OK
61
OK
62
OK
63
OK
64
OK
65
OK
66
OK
67
OK
68
OK
69
OK
70
OK
71
OK
72
OK
73
OK
74
OK
75
OK
76
OK
77
OK
78
OK
79
OK
80
OK
81
OK
82
OK
83
OK
84
OK
85
OK
86
OK
87
OK
88
OK
89
OK
90
OK
91
OK
92
OK
93
OK
94
OK
95
OK
96
OK
97
OK
98
OK
99
OK
Loading playlist...
Finding best prices...
Prices unavailable at this time.
Price history — last 6 months (lowest new offer)
Mechanics
Categories
Families
Publisher
Adam's Apple Games, LLC
Designer
Adam Rehberg, Ryan Lambert
How long does a game take?
It's very quick! Usually between 25 to 35 minutes.
How complex is the game?
It's a light game (weight 2/5), easy to learn and perfect for fun without heavy rules.
How many players can play?
Everyone! It supports from 1 to 99 players, making it perfect for parties.
Do I need anything extra?
Yes, since it's a roll-and-write, you'll need pencils and paper to track your route.
Is it very luck-dependent?
Yes, dice rolling is the heart of the game, but you have tools to manage that luck.