Review Cubitos

We start the game with a set of 9 basic dice, then gradually, turn after turn, we have the opportunity to improve our collection by acquiring new dice.

The game takes place in two distinct phases:

🔸 Throwing phase: This step highlights the mechanics of stopping or even. We must roll at least 9 dice, with each die showing blank sides signifying failure, and others displaying various icons or abilities. After rolling, we keep the dice with abilities displayed, while blank dice can be re-rolled. However, caution must be exercised, as getting exclusively blank faces when raising results in a loss, with small compensation, and the round is skipped. The intriguing idea lies in the dilemma of stopping or: should you try your luck for an improved throw, or stop while remaining careful?

🔸 Running phase: This stage is simpler. We activate our abilities, count our movement icons to progress, and use our money to buy new dice (two different ones per turn). A variety of dice with various capacities are available, allowing us to speed up, earn more money, re-roll our failures, etc.

As soon as a player crosses the finish line, the game ends. The box offers four distinct circuits and various cards modifying the capacities of the dice, thus offering a pleasant variation during the different games.