Roll for It! is the digital version of the fun family game published by Calliope Games! Updated on 18th October 2018 Add a dice rolling tower to make it easier to roll the dice and create more fun, such as a dragon dice tower. Roll For It!™ is everything you want in a game. It’s fun, it’s easy, and it’s fast! The rules couldn’t be simpler!

Bumblebee can reconfigure his interior to accommodate Chip's wheelchair and turn his door into an entry ramp. It's also possible to combine two different versions of the game: the red and the purple version. Like this, you are even able to play with 8 players. The Space Bridge, which first appeared in " Transport to Oblivion", reappears in this episode. It's much more stable now; Megatron just strolls in and takes a trip home. Starscream is once again holding one of his arm-weapons in his hand as he threatens Bumblebee and the humans.Roll For It! is fun, it’s easy, and it’s fast! The rules are simple: roll your dice, match a card, and score some points!

Spike's friend, Chip, a handicapped computer genius, accidentally becomes involved in a battle between the Autobots and Decepticons. Having access to a secret energy formula the Decepticons want, the evil robots kidnap Chip from his home and try to extricate the formula from the boy's brain. Spike and the Autobots rescue Chip, and with the handicapped boy's help, defeat the Decepticons. Continuity notes Contents are 30 cards and 24 dice (6 in each of 4 colors) and their are two sets available (red box and a purple box each with its own dice color scheme). This allows 2-8 players when using both sets. We used a single set and added three sets of our own dice to play with 7 players and there was no loss of playability. I love a game that allows for scalability by its very nature and doesn’t stop being fun!

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The Decepticons are never shown losing the antimatter formula, yet they seem to have abandoned its use in future episodes.

Roll for it! Roll your dice once per turn. The number of dice available for you to roll will change during the game, so you'll want to take great care in managing them as play progresses. Prowl clearly fires all three missiles of the jet's right wing in sequence, yet after Starscream shouts "Let's get out of here!", the same footage of all three missiles being fired from the right wing in sequence is shown again. When we see Chip's room through the window, he has a college pennant that reads USC, an odd choice for Chip. Later, his room has two different college pennants, one with the letters CSUN and another with YAL (likely Yale, with the 'e' obscured by the SUN pennant). There's also a pennant with P-ERCE, meaning either Pierce College in Washington state or Los Angeles Pierce College. When the jet Prowl takes a ride on fires missiles at the Decepticons, everything (inclusive of scaffolding, barrels and other jets) behind them is utterly vaporised, despite all logic dictating that there should be at least some debris. The walls of the hangar, however, remain unblemished. When the Decepticons visit Chip's house to steal the antimatter formula, Chip memorizes the code...AND RIPS A FLOPPY DISK APART WITH HIS BARE HANDS. If that doesn't seem like a tremendous feat of strength, try doing so yourself (...if you can find one...) Chip must have absolutely tremendous upper body strength.Dropping their disguises before they enter the lab doesn't seem very clever on Mirage and Hound's part.

When he lands in the street outside Chip's house, the top of Starscream's air intake is gray instead of red. If you still have rolled dice available to match from this turn, you may match them with any of the face-up Roll For It! cards, including the one you just flipped. Great game Much awaited release Absolutely worth it. Could improve on the battery usage. Not bad. Better battery consumption than Tsuro.In a standard game, the play would continue until one player scores 40 points and wins. However, you can adjust this number up or down depending on what your group prefers. We aren’t usually ones to get deluxe editions of games, but here’s why you may want to consider it with Roll for It! In Roll For It!, players will roll dice to complete scoring cards by matching their dice values with values on the cards to earn points. The first player to reach a set number of points is the winner. We used to love playing this until iOS 16 update. Now every time we roll the screen image rotates/spins on the screen making it too dizzying to play. Because all players are going after the same cards, multiple dice colors can be matched with a single card. Once a die is placed, it cannot be moved to another card. You may choose not to place a matching die or dice during your turn.