Axes and Acres

Very elegant solo-boardgame. The rule that you (generally) need to spend 'any' die to activate a specific die means that bad rolls are rarely wasted (compared to other dice games).

Fun little game that quickly becomes a challenge once you learn how to manipulate the dice.

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Pretty great puzzle game.

All the BrainGoodGames I've played have been great. This might be the most complex one, and it's not immediately apparent how you're supposed to play. But once you get past that stage, it's fascinating and fun.

A nice little game about buiding towns and handling barbarians... with dices. The developer is very good at making those "little" games that are interesting to play for hours.

The harder levels feel closer to a puzzle game, and that's a good thing. It does get very samie feeling, though the "challenge" come from well higher challenge enemies.

The randomization is messed up. It would be nice to have a chance to win but only a single builder dice in the first five rounds is impossible. Also getting the reproduction dice to increase the number of dice to roll also doesn't work since those don't show up until round 5. It's a great game when it's not insanely frustrating.

This is one of those "if you like X, then you'll like this" games. The difficulty scaling works toward replayability, if you like games that kick you back down a level for failing twice at your current level. The strategizing isn't overly challenging, if you like depending on dice rolls with little dice control. The buildings have simple but effective abilities, if you don't mind getting timed scenarios that limit what you can build to fulfill them. It's a good, cheap, chess-styled dice game.