Sophie's Dice

To my utter surprise - this piece of software is still getting updates. It just got a major content update after 3 years of silence, and it's a big one. I always loved the nature of this sim, and its utter simplicity, but the fact that it's still being maintained and cared for makes it hard not to recommend. To be fair - this software appears to be developed by a single dev on their free time - probably just putting in little developments here and there during their breaks between other work, so the sparse content additions are par for the course there. $5 ain't much, and you get an INCREDIBLE amount of very interesting and even strange dice to work with, and other things too such as spinners and tokens. I have often used this app as a sort of zen thing to do besides occasional use with tabletop games - the sound effects and the joy of just throwing dice in this sim is really nice; just throw on some chill music in the background with it and it's perfect~ I have this on my laptop, but to those with a Steam Deck, it would seem worth putting on that more than anything for a DND or other tabletop sesh if you have one. No idea how a touchscreen would work with this software, but I'd imagine it'd probably be pretty nice. This is probably the most useful and fully-featured dice sim that exists on the market at the moment. Don't hesitate. Pick this up.

Very useful, reasonably priced and easy to use! Would recommend for like D&D nights.

Very good dice program and very configurable. You can make exploding dice and include animations.

It is dice. Also, you can make crazy dice. It's pretty awesome.

The die die when die dice die and you roll and die roll with rolling die rolls and dying roll dies whilst die rolling die rolls of dice that roll dice when dice roll roll dice. Go ahead. Risk it. I dare you. [b]1d2!3[/b]

A nice price and very handy virtual dice roller, lots of different types of dice.