

Dice Guess
Indest OÜ · 2024 · Casual, Puzzle, Minimalist, Logic, Linear
PC
3 user reviews100% · 3
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About Dice Guess
Roll the dice in your mind and try to figure out which number will end up on top when it stops. Remember, this isn't about luck even though I'm asking you to 'predict.' Every time you guess wrong, the game changes, making it a bit trickier. A crucial detail: the opposite sides of a die always add up to seven. Your goal? To become the ultimate 'dicempion' by carefully thinking through each move. Or just complete the game.
● 444 levels
● Minimalistic design
● Trains your brain? Quite possibly.
https://shared.akamai.steamstatic.com/store_item_assets/steam/apps/2747540/extras/new_gameplay.gif
Oh, and if you find any tricks that make solving the puzzles easier, don't spread the word. Keep those secrets to yourself.
● 444 levels
● Minimalistic design
● Trains your brain? Quite possibly.
https://shared.akamai.steamstatic.com/store_item_assets/steam/apps/2747540/extras/new_gameplay.gif
Oh, and if you find any tricks that make solving the puzzles easier, don't spread the word. Keep those secrets to yourself.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
6/10 Spatial die rotation puzzle TLDR: the well-known cognitive test of "rotate a cube-shaped die mentally", with 444 winding paths. It's pretty challenging until you figure out how to solve it analytically instead of spatially (see below). Still, worth playing at least for a while. Especially if you have a kid who is into math or are into math yourself. Or if you're 65+ and you need "brain workout" Good: - the task of mental rotations is challenging So-so: - looks are very basic. Though a puzzle like this probably wouldn't need anything fancier - no music - it's just 1 puzzle type Bad: - actually nothing Now, the spoiler how to solve levels pretty fast analytically: - your task is essentially to keep track which 3 numbers will be visible on the cube at the turning points along the path. To not forget those intermediary results, just keep repeating those numbers while you're thinking. E.g. "6-3-5" where "6" is the left side of the die, "3" the top side, and "5" the right side - for every sequence of tiles until the next turn, there are just 4 possible cases: -- if there is a straight path of the length of 4 ahead, it's the same as if the die wouldn't rotate at all. So you just…1 found this helpful
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