Booty Dice | Quick Pirate Dice Game | Great for Family Game Night | Perfect for Kids and Adults | Ages 8 and up

Such a fun and easy game! Easy to learn and quick to play. It’s become a favorite at game nights with family and friends. Highly recommend if you love light, quick party games.

We love this game it's fun, easy to play, kids can easily play. Good value and quality. We have come up with strategies to make the game a little different and more challenging at times.

My family loves family game nights. As a result, we have played a whole lot of games. And since we have six kids from 17 down to 7 we have played a wide range of games. Every once in a while we find a real treasure of a game that appeals to every one of them. Booty Dice is one of those treasures (no pun intended... okay, maybe it was).The aim of the game is to be the first "pirate" to gain 25 doubloons or be the last pirate standing. This comes about through a dice rolling mechanic. Each turn you get three chances to roll your 6 dice. Much like Yahtzee, with each chance you can reroll as many or as few dice as you choose. Each roll gives you an opportunity to gain doubloons either from the treasure chest or other pirates, attack an opponent, gain a shield to protect yourself from an opponent's attack, or lose a life or some of your doubloons. Certain combinations of dice also allow you to inflict trouble on all of your opponent's at once.Game play is very simple to learn. Even my 7 year old, after a few games, was able to make his own decisions about his dice rolls and how he wanted to manage them. Not only did he manage his dice rolls, he ended up decimating his older siblings- even the 17 year old (okay, I admit it, he beat me as well).That is one of the things I like about this game. It is a great blend of luck and decision making for a family game. It is about a 65/35 blend of luck/strategy. That makes it perfect for younger kids to be able to hold their own against older kids without it ONLY being about the luckiest roll of the dice which would quickly lose the interest of the older kids.All in all, when my whole family wants to play a game over and over I know it is a good one. Easy to learn, high re-playability, a great blend of luck vs. strategy, and a fun theme (my youngest kept talking like pirates and calling everyone scurvy scalawags) make Booty Dice a game my kids will grab for family game night over and over again.

Pacing:Quick game to pick up.Fun for family:Fun for all ages.Value for money:Easy to store and replay for years.

The media could not be loaded. Booty Dice is a super quick dice chucking game that's easy to learn and teach. It also has great player aids. This game is perfect for a light hearted group or newbie gamers. It's also small enough to easily toss in a bag and take with you.However, since you're stealing from and attacking each other, it may not work for all kids or siblings groups. While it isn't inherently super mean because part of it is the luck of the roll, it does provide opportunity for players to gang up on each other.Copy kindly provided by publisher for review, but thoughts are my own.

We tried this game with our grandkids. They enjoyed it and have asked to play repeated. It is simple enough for them and keeps their attention while playing. It doesn’t take very long to finish each game which is good in some situations, but because it doesn’t take long it’s not the game to use if you want to hold kids attention for an extended period of time.

Booty Dice is hands down one of the best games I’ve played this year—10/10 from me! Every time I bring it out, my friends and I end up laughing nonstop. It’s fast, chaotic in the best way, and absolutely packed with pirate-y fun.We’ve played it at multiple game nights and it’s become a go-to. It even travels with me now because I love introducing new people to it—it’s always a hit. The mix of dice-rolling, stealing gold, and unexpected combos keeps everyone engaged from start to finish.Don’t overthink it—just get it. I promise it’s worth your time and will be a favorite in your collection too!

Played this game with my grandchildren ages 7,8 and 10. We are a game loving family. It was easy enough to learn for all of us and it was a lot of fun. I would highly recommend it.