
A physics based dice roller that keeps the fast, intuitive fun of rolling real dice while automating the math. Hand recorded sounds and fine-tuned physics bring 60+ dice sets to life with materials like glass, plastic and metal. Use advanced features like Dice Analytics or the Dice Calculator
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I want to eat the dice.
Perfect for playing things like D&D in the normal way you would with normal dice, but now when you cast Fireball you get to have fun rolling a bunch of dice but don't have to spend 20 seconds doing a math problem. When playing with some casual friends of mine, I like to keep the momentum of the room going without being bogged down in the numbers. I was not satisfied with Roll20's system, where you just press a button and get a sound effect and a number on the screen. I wanted something more immersive and realistic, where you can see the dice roll on the edge of a 2, and then get that nat 20. Building that tension with the throw of the dice adds to the experience. I searched around for other games/software that could replicate this, but none of them met my expectations. Then I found this, ended up being exactly what I was looking for. You can pay for different dice, but it doesn’t lock out any functionality if you don’t, which is great. Works as intended. Would recommend.
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I just paid $6 for a cheap plastic dice set at a physical game shop. You get four sets here for $0. Seems like a good deal to me. These ones look and sound real too, unlike a lot of other digital dice rollers.
Does what it says on the tin. Free, fully functional app. The vertical layout is AMAZING. Can fully recommend, and will be using this for many DND sessions.
You roll the dice, the dice have number, it shows number, you use number. You roll the dice, it make sound, you like sound, you roll again. You roll the dice, it look nice, you roll again. All dice now free to roll, dice all nice.
the noises are beautiful
Not too much to say. I was looking for a way to roll 3d dice, and I found it. Very well put together.
Matematiği otomatikleştirirken gerçek zar atmanın hızlı, sezgisel eğlencesini koruyan, fizik tabanlı bir zar atma oyunu. Elle kaydedilen sesler ve ince ayarlı fizik, cam, plastik ve metal gibi malzemelerle 60'tan fazla zar setine hayat veriyor. Zar Analizi veya Zar Hesaplayıcı gibi gelişmiş özellikleri kullanın.
Very good at what it supposed to do. You can clearly tell the person who made it is experienced at rolling dice, and programming probably because the product does work. Would recommend. also also the physics are fun to play with.
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