🌴PARADICE🌴 - 🦩Tropical Dice Game

What is PARADICE?

PARADICE is a pocket-sized dice game born at a beach bar on a tropical island. Designed as a small toy for enjoying brief moments, it lets you feel the tropical vibe just by rolling dice with tropical icons. Even in a bustling city far from the sea or palm trees, carrying it in your pocket might bring the warm breeze of the south.

Simple to Play

PARADICE is a simple yet deep new game using three small dice. Roll dice with tropical icons and compete for points. The rules are so simple that anyone can learn them in a minute. Playable with 1 to 4 players, it’s quick and fun even in short bursts. The goal is to roll the dice for a high score, but special icons can lead to zero or negative points, so choosing which dice to roll or keep is the key to victory.

1. Meaning of Tropical Icons

Each die has a unique combination of tropical icons.

Special Icons

(RANI): The beautiful goddess of the South Seas, essential for scoring. She herself has no points, but without her, you can’t score. One RANI means the sum of the other two dice is your score; three RANIs grant a massive bonus, but two RANIs result in a negative score.

(Bust): The fearsome black god that ends your turn with zero points. Hidden on just one of the 18 faces across the three dice, it occasionally appears to shake up the game.

Scoring Icons

Pineapple = 5 points.

Palm Tree = 10 points.

Flamingo = 15 points.

Sun = 20 points.

2. Super Simple Rules (One Turn)

For two players, take turns; for three or more, decide on clockwise or counterclockwise order and play one turn at a time.

1. First Roll: Roll all three dice.

Calculate your score based on the scoring rules below or choose to re-roll for a higher score.
If appears, your turn ends with zero points.

2. Re-roll (Second and Third Rolls) (Up to two re-rolls, three rolls total)

Choose which dice (one, two, or all) to re-roll. Unselected dice keep their faces.
If appears during a re-roll, your turn ends with zero points.
You can end your turn after the second roll. The third roll is the final one, and your score is determined by the dice faces at the end of the turn.

3. Determine Your Score

Your score is based on the three dice at the end of the turn (if doesn’t appear).
Zero RANIs : 0 points (no score without RANI).
One RANI : Sum the points of the other two dice (e.g., &🌴10 points&🦩15 points = 25 points).
Two RANIs : The remaining die’s points are negative (e.g., &&🦩15 points = -15 points).
Three RANIs : 200 points! (&& = 200 points!)

3. Simple Gameplay Tips

Each of the three dice has a different combination of faces. Some dice have two RANIs , while another has the . Recognizing these at a glance can give you an edge.

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The die with the can be risky or a safe choice depending on the situation. Think carefully before re-rolling.

When playing with others, compete in a single round or set a number of turns and compare total points at the end. Laugh off losses and move to the next round!

The thrill of PARADICE lies in deciding whether to roll or stop. Enjoy the game!

4. Deeper Gameplay Mode: 9-Round Scorecard Battle

Draw a 3×3 grid on paper.

After each turn, write your score in any cell (even 0 or negative scores must fill a cell).
The game ends when all 9 cells are filled. The winner is determined by the total score.
Bonus: If three cells in a row (vertical, horizontal, or diagonal) have the same score, gain +50 points per line.

The Mystery of Obtaining PARADICE

PARADICE is not sold in any stores worldwide. It wasn’t created for profit but to bring joy to those who play it. The greatest reward for the creator and development team is seeing people enjoy and love the game.

However, how to obtain it remains a mystery. You might stumble upon it at a beach bar, a seaside café, a late-night bar, or a guesthouse during your travels. But when and where? No one knows.

What is PARADICE?

Simple to Play

1. Meaning of Tropical Icons

Each die has a unique combination of tropical icons.

Special Icons

(RANI): The beautiful goddess of the South Seas, essential for scoring. She herself has no points, but without her, you can’t score. One RANI means the sum of the other two dice is your score; three RANIs grant a massive bonus, but two RANIs result in a negative score.

(Bust): The fearsome black god that ends your turn with zero points. Hidden on just one of the 18 faces across the three dice, it occasionally appears to shake up the game.

Scoring Icons

Pineapple = 5 points.

Palm Tree = 10 points.

Flamingo = 15 points.

Sun = 20 points.

2. Super Simple Rules (One Turn)

For two players, take turns; for three or more, decide on clockwise or counterclockwise order and play one turn at a time.

1. First Roll: Roll all three dice.

Calculate your score based on the scoring rules below or choose to re-roll for a higher score.

If appears, your turn ends with zero points.

2. Re-roll (Second and Third Rolls) (Up to two re-rolls, three rolls total)

Choose which dice (one, two, or all) to re-roll. Unselected dice keep their faces.

If appears during a re-roll, your turn ends with zero points.

You can end your turn after the second roll. The third roll is the final one, and your score is determined by the dice faces at the end of the turn.

3. Determine Your Score

Your score is based on the three dice at the end of the turn (if doesn’t appear).

Zero RANIs : 0 points (no score without RANI).

One RANI : Sum the points of the other two dice (e.g., &🌴10 points&🦩15 points = 25 points).

Two RANIs : The remaining die’s points are negative (e.g., &&🦩15 points = -15 points).

Three RANIs : 200 points! (&& = 200 points!)

3. Simple Gameplay Tips

4. Deeper Gameplay Mode: 9-Round Scorecard Battle

The Mystery of Obtaining PARADICE

PARADICE is not sold in any stores worldwide. It wasn’t created for profit but to bring joy to those who play it. The greatest reward for the creator and development team is seeing people enjoy and love the game.

However, how to obtain it remains a mystery. You might stumble upon it at a beach bar, a seaside café, a late-night bar, or a guesthouse during your travels. But when and where? No one knows.