Dice Kingdom

Dice Kingdom is an offline board race built around a two-dice split, not a single roll. Each turn you receive two numbers and decide how to spend them: split them across two tokens, stack both on one token, or hold a six to release a piece from the yard. Matching faces grant four copies of that number, so a double becomes a planning puzzle rather than a lucky extra turn. The board is a four-kingdom ring with bonus tiles that change the race. Gem tiles fund three spendable powers: reroll unused dice, shield a token for one turn, or leap four steps. Boost tiles add extra steps, portals jump seven spaces, and traps push a token back. Two tokens on the same square form a blockade that rivals cannot pass. A lone rival on an unsafe tile is sent home, and the capturer earns gems plus an extra die. Tokens enter the crown only on an exact count. Around the race sit a rules primer, a swipeable archive of dice and board facts you can bookmark, a probability lab that compares live rolls against theory, achievements, and persistent stats. Bengali is the only interface language. Play with one or three opponents, two to four tokens per kingdom, and three AI difficulties.

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