Familiar but better.
Reminds me of cosmic wimpout, but with more strategy. In CW you just keep rolling and check the rules to see if you're allowed to stop. Then you can choose whether to keep going. In this game there are lots more stopping points, so there's much more strategy in whether to keep going. Great menus and awards by the way!
Xbox live arcade worthy
This game is one of the best strategy board games that I have ever played. It would of got boring after the 2nd game, but all of the awards you put on the game made it worth playing over and over again. I rather play this game than UNO on the xbox live arcade.
Simple but effective
As this is not an original game but based on a game that has already been invented, I think that one can only review the Flash adaption of it.
I loved the the 'note-pad' theme of the game; it gives it a lovely atmoshpere, because that's how you would actually play it in real life! This was it's outstanding feature in my opinion. I liked the full explanation of the rules and scoring, very clear and easy to follow. I thought the interface was nice and clean too. I've played for a few hours now and as far as I can tell it's bug free. I liked the awards, but would have been nice to have them as NG medals too.
Criticisms: I found it too easy to beat the computer, even the "Realistic" one. An extra level of difficulty would give it a bit more longevity. That damn advert that popped up every so often when I just wanted to get on with another game, but it's difficult to criticise because it has to be funded somehow. It was a small price to pay on reflection.
Overall, I thought it was nicely done. Sometime less is more!
C'mon man
These dices are NEVER random - the CPU players have series beyond evry probability! But besinde that: addictive. Can't wait to see the multiplayer version!
Law of Perceived Reality
I've already reviewed this game, but I keep reading all of the reviews where people say the dice are rigged for the computer. I have no doubt that they're not, but sadly that isn't what matters; what matters is what the players perceive. If they THINK the dice are rigged, then they ARE rigged. It could be the greatest and most balanced random dice roller ever; If people see it as broken, that's what everyone's going to hear and see themselves. I know it sucks to have to break the game in favor of the players, but that's what you may have to do to end the bitching. Personally, I love this game--check the other reviews.