Dice Empire

Too easy and gets boring. Just get a few spaces up to 8s and you can start eating up territory. Cpu does not co pinsate well.

This is a pretty fun game, a bit like Risk. My only complaint is a lack of settings. I would recommend this game to my friends.

This game is similar to Risk. The game map is randomly generated, as is initial army placement, meaning that each game is unique, which adds to replay value . The entire game lasts about 20-30 minutes. The game cannot be accidentally closed and will save its state, short of a reset. It can also be saved manually, which will last through resets.    

The game's AI is a tad on the weak side, and a player using optimal strategy should win about 2 out of 3 games.  Altogether, this is  well-done and should be interesting enough for those who like a Risk-style strategy game.

Simple yet challenging.
Great replay value.
Worth the money.

I've been pleased with Dice Empire. It is a simple strategy game from the vein of Risk. 

A randomly generated map is pre-populated  with numeric values, each representing a die. You play vs. four computer players. Spaces attack one another one at a time. Each number represents a die that is rolled as part of the attack. Add up the dice values, and highest total wins, and all the dice but one that remains behind move to the new space. At the end of each turn new dice are allocated based on how many spaces you control and randomly distributed on your spaces. Conquer the whole map and you win. 

After playing 10 games or so, it looks like I'm winning about two out of three games. The random distribution of your dice limits your ability to outsmart the computer players and brings a nice element of randomness to the game. The new map for every game also means you'll have to reform your strategy each game as well. These things make for nice replay-ability. 

I would have preferred an Axis and Allies style dice match up over the totals implementation. The all or nothing nature and one on one limits of the combat and the requirement that all dice in an attack move to the new space limits your ability to be creative in play. 

Well worth the asking price as a 20 minute per game diversion.

RISK @ it's best. Good strategy game. Take a few minutes to figure it out because it is worth it. It would be better if you could choose where to stack your power, but the random generation adds another element of strategy as well.