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Dice game · 5+

Pig Dice

The simple dice game of daring. Roll again and again, but if you roll a one, the turn’s points are gone – and the pig gets more and more nervous.

2–6 players5–15 min5+One iPadTV + phone
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About Pig Dice

Pig Dice may be the simplest dice game in the world, which makes it perfect for kids. You roll one die and add up the pips. You can roll as many times as you dare, but if you roll a one, all the points from that turn are gone. Stop in time, and your points are saved.

On GameBase the game stars a nervous pig. The more points you collect on your turn, the more the pig sweats and shakes, and when a one comes up, it goes oink. Big buttons and a racetrack with little pigs make it easy for even the youngest to follow along.

Play to 100 points, or choose 50 points when little ones are playing. It’s a quick game that brings plenty of laughs and suspense around the table.

How to play

  1. Choose the number of players, type in names and decide whether you’re playing to 100 or 50 points.
  2. Tap Roll. The pips on the die are added to your points for the turn.
  3. Roll again, or tap Stop to save your points. If you roll a one, the turn’s points are gone and play moves on.
  4. The first player to reach the target wins.

Found in

Board gamesKids’ gamesFamily gamesGames for twoDice gameTV games

Questions about Pig Dice

What happens when you roll a one?

You lose all the points from your turn, and the die passes to the next player. Any points you’ve saved earlier, you keep.

How old do you need to be?

Kids from about 5 can play. Choose 50 points to make the game shorter and easier to follow.

Can you play alone?

No. GameBase is made for playing together in the same room, so the game needs at least two players.

What’s a good strategy?

Many players stop when they have about 20 points in a turn. But if someone is close to the target, it can pay to be a bit braver.

Why does the pig get nervous?

The pig shows how much you’re risking. The more points in the turn, the more it sweats, so everyone can see the tension rising.

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