CMYKSpots Dice Game – A Game About Rolling Dice, Pushing Your Luck…and Dogs

The game play is pretty easy for kids from 4 to adults. The directions are simple. But I like that it can vary the tricks so the rules of each game add variety and keep it from getting boring. My daughter and I sometimes play multiple times in a row. While this game doesn’t require too much skill, it’s a nice game of luck. The dog cards are so cute. I love that it all fits in one easy box. I often bring this game with us as we go to parties so the kids can try something new.

I love this game and so does everyone I’ve played it with. It’s simple to pick up, has amazing artwork, and a lot of meaningful choices without being overwhelming. There is strategy involved but it is not a super complex game so perfect as a filler or warmup game or for people who normally stick to standard big name board games. The box/footprint is also small so it is very portable and doesn’t take up a lot of space on the shelf, which I appreciate. It also doesn’t feel like there is too much downtime between turns and the turns of other people are interesting to watch.

Entertaining and easy to learn! Approachable for many family/friends

This game is very easy to learn and a great family or solo game. Recently played this with friends at a game night and it was the perfect ice breaker game to get every body engaged. The artwork is adorable too!

Fun strategic game! I bought this for Christmas, and the family loves playing it!

Very clever dice game. Plays fast. A lot of interesting decisions. Very cute theme.

This is my favorite dice game. The highlights for me are:* The dog cards are a delightful way to collect your dice. Each time I get a new dog, I'm excited.* The push your luck element is well executed without being punishing. You have options to roll again with the bones.* The games comes with enough actions cards that keep the game fresh play after play.* Best of all, it truthfully only takes 5 minutes to explain, and games are almost always less than 30 minutes.Caveats:* I'd say the age rating of 10+ is a little high. We've played with younger kids (6 - 8), and they have fun. They might not be able to guess the odds quickly, but they compensate by collecting the bones to use so they can roll again when needed.* It's best with 2 - 3 players. 4 is fun, but there's a bit of waiting between turns if you're playing with someone indecisive. I hope they come up with a way to scale it up to 6 players.

My wife and I love to play a game after dinner and good games for 2 is slim pickens. The first time I played with 4 and it was great fun, the last two weeks my wife and I have played it almost every night after dinner- best of 3 wins! It’s awesome having the different “trick cards” because it makes every game unique, eliminates the boring repetition.