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You are a zombie.The dice represent humans. You want their brains. Take 3 out of the cup (without looking), and then roll them. |
You want brains.Each time you roll a brain, set it aside. They count for points. If you roll any feet, they got away. If you chose to roll again, you will draw up to three dice and roll again. |
Don't get shotgunned!As you roll, each shotgun blast you get must be set aside. So push your luck, but not too far! If you get three blasts, your turn ends and you lose all of the brains (points) you earned that turn. |
Eat 13 brains and WIN!Add up your brains each round. When someone reaches 13 (or more!), everyone else gets one more chance. The zombie with the most brains wins! |
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| What is it? | A fast, fun game for the whole family! | You are a zombie looking for brains. Roll the dice, push your luck to get the brains without getting shotgunned! | An EXPANSION for Zombie Dice | An EXPANSION for Zombie Dice | This is a standalone game for the whole family! | You will go down in the dungeon, defeat everything you meet, backstab your friends, and take the treasure and run in this fun and silly game. |
| What's included? | 13 custom dice, dice cup, rule sheet | 13 translucent dice, satin-lined dice bag, 4 score cards, dry -erase marker, rulebook | 3 custom dice, rule sheet | 1 custom 12-sided die, 14 brain and shotgun tokens | 17 custom dice, 14 counters, score pad, dice bag, rule sheet | 168 cards, custom 6-sided die, and a rulesheet |
| How many players? | 2 or more players | 2 or more players | 2 or more players | 2 or more players | 2 or more players | 3-6 players |
| What are the recommended ages? | 10 and up | 10 and up | 10 and up | 10 and up | 10 and up | 10 and up |
| How long is a game? | 10-20 minutes | 10-20 minutes | 10-20 minutes | 10-20 minutes | 10-20 minutes | 1-2 hours |
| What makes it special? | Custom dice! As a zombie, you get to eat brains! | A fresh look for a classic game! Player score boards and a satin dice bag make this truly deluxe! | Adds 2 heroes and Santa Claus to your Zombie Dice! | Adds a school bus full of tasty brains to Zombie Dice! | This includes Zombie Dice and both expansions, all in one box! | You are a zombie, kicking down doors and eating brains in this dungeon-crawling card game! Level up or lose! |
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FUN!!! See my scoresheet for younger kids (it's not as un-educational as you think!)
I initially bought this just for fun for my own kids. They loved it so much that I use it for some of my kids I tutor. I know you are thinking, "how educational is Zombie Dice!!!??" BUT!! What I do is use the dice as a reward for answering a question. Each student (usually a group of 4 or less) gets asked a question (it depends on the subject what the question might be.) If they get it right, they get to roll. I usually give them hints or something so they don't lose their turn entirely. The first person to reach 13 BRAIIIIINS! is the winner.FOR YOUNGER KIDS (or just to make it eaiser): I made my own little score sheet (I posted an image above in the product photos):It is simply a paper that has the rules and 13 squares. On their turn, the student gets the dice (after their question of course!) They roll. If they have 3 "shotguns" or more...their turn is over. If they have less than that they get to choose to keep rolling or count the brains they have rolled so far. They separate out the shotguns so they can keep track of how close to "3" they are. When they wish to stop (before reaching the limit of 3 shotguns) they cross out that many brains on their scoresheet. Play continues until one player passes the 13 mark. We don't really get into the red, yellow and green colors with most younger students. With older kids, we talk about the sides of the red dice versus the other colors and how the probability is more difficult when you are rolling mostly red dice (versus rolling mostly greens.) Edit: I should have noted that I changed the word "shotgun" to "strike" when I use this at school. "Three strikes you're out" is actually easier for them to remember anyway.It is really a motivating game...I am not even sure why. I almost thought that it might be scary or something for kids, but it is not. They ALL request to play it. Even special needs kids who I assume know what zombies are from television commercials or somewhere. At the end of the school term, I always let them choose one of their favorite games to replay again. The top 3 all-time requests are:1. Pass the Pigs2. Zombie Dice3. Yahtzee Super Mario (which I also modified, I have a photo there, too.)
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Reviewed in the United States on August 16, 2021
Zombie Dice is a fun, interesting, brilliant, fast, and EASY game. With the two expansions, a total of eight possible permutations of the game is possible, allowing for a series of games with gradually expanding rules to be played.
The drawsting bag is a necessity because mixing the dice in the cup is LOUD, obnoxiously and irritatingly loud. The cup is fantastic for storage but terrible for actual play.
The rules sheets were poorly folded and easily ripped, so I scanned mine, printed them out double sided at appropriate sizes, and laminated and trimmed them so that they line the inside of the storage cup.
If I were to add one thing to this set, it would be a Bag o' Brains from Twilight Creations. Of the twenty-five brain tokens. I would mark a '5' on nine of them. This would provide enough score tokens for a four-player game.
A Brilliant Game that Needs a Drawstring Bag
Reviewed in the United States on August 16, 2021
Note: The drawstring bag shown in the pictures is not included. The pictures shown are for the basic set plus the two expansions, all of which neatly fit into the included plastic cup.Reviewed in the United States on August 16, 2021
Zombie Dice is a fun, interesting, brilliant, fast, and EASY game. With the two expansions, a total of eight possible permutations of the game is possible, allowing for a series of games with gradually expanding rules to be played.
The drawsting bag is a necessity because mixing the dice in the cup is LOUD, obnoxiously and irritatingly loud. The cup is fantastic for storage but terrible for actual play.
The rules sheets were poorly folded and easily ripped, so I scanned mine, printed them out double sided at appropriate sizes, and laminated and trimmed them so that they line the inside of the storage cup.
If I were to add one thing to this set, it would be a Bag o' Brains from Twilight Creations. Of the twenty-five brain tokens. I would mark a '5' on nine of them. This would provide enough score tokens for a four-player game.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 1, 2014
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Excelente calidad de dados y fácil de jugar.
Reviewed in Mexico on November 28, 2023
