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Dice Wars
by trucbidule
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Dice Wars
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Description
Are you looking for some quick fun of Risk, the board game? Dice War might be the one, though in much simpler and quicker form. Dice War is a unique turn-based strategy games from Japan. Using random dice number you generate to conquer all territories.
How to Play
The rule are simple, you click on your nearby enemies territory to roll the dice, if you attacker total dice number is larger than defender, you'll capture the territory. This game is easy to play but hard to win. It relies heavily on lucks which turn me off a bit, but it still have a little strategy thinking in it. The single player can be played up to 8 players including you, so get some friends and have fun with board of risk.
Comments
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ericbloedow
Oct. 03, 2012
the number of re-enforcements is determined by the number or territories you have-that are touching! for example if you had 6 territories split into 2 groups of 3, you would only get 3 new dice. the random nature of the re-enforcements is the frustrating part...it's also important to split the enemy territories up so they get fewet re-enforcements.
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del6283694
Dec. 29, 2014
SEQUEL PLEASE
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matsuko
Jun. 19, 2011
guys, it has gamedesigns copyright still on there....
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Spoonman69
Mar. 17, 2013
easier to win by taking a corner at the start of the game and building defences than to start from middle and be attacked from all sides
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ForecastMammal
Nov. 18, 2011
I don't understand why the reinforcement comments are getting downvoted. There ARE reinforcements, and they ARE placed by the computer (and usually in bad places.) Take a look at your territories when you end your turn, you'll notice some of them grow new dice.
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