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Steven Troughton-Smith
Spin numbers, play games, win prizes
Generate random numbers using a physics-based engine and an interactive spinning drum. Customize the number of selections and the range of numbers. Share results and save history for future reference.
Horizon Business, Inc.
Roll dice, score points, complete the board
Play a dice-based game with family members. Roll virtual dice to score points on a shared scoreboard. Track turns and keep score manually. Compete to reach the highest total.
Temple Gates Games LLC
Dice, build empires, play now
Play a dice-based strategy game where players manage their workforce to develop technology, settle planets, and trade goods. Manage resources, build empires, and compete to achieve the most prosperity.
Smart Project GmbH
Play dice games and track scores
Play by rolling six dice and scoring points. Set aside dice that score and decide to continue or stop rolling. Accumulate points to reach a target total first. Compete against other players in turn-based gameplay.
Yarsa Labs
Play board and card games anytime
Play board and card games including Call Break, , , , and Spades. Manage bids, track points, and win rounds. Compete with up to four players. Sync game progress across devices. Share scores and invite friends to play.
Sarah Ragab
Roll , play games, track turns
Play board games like Monopoly, Backgammon, Yatzy, and Yahtzee. Roll virtual , manage game turns, and track scores. Save progress and play offline. Share game results with friends.
Phimchanok Sangchao
Classic board game for everyone.
The app offers a digital version of the Ludo board game. Players can compete against computer opponents or up to three friends locally.
Micah Wilson
Roll , points, outsmart opponents
Players take turns rolling to accumulate points in each round. They can choose to their points or continue rolling to risk losing them. The features multiple rounds with increasing difficulty and strategic decision-making.
John Millhouse
Marble board game for many players.
The app is a marble board game for up to eight players. Players advance marbles around the board by rolling dice, with opponents' marbles sent back to their start position when landed upon.
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