Shake 'em Dice 4+

Name: Shake 'em Dice
Rating: 3.5 (213 reviews)
Author: Robert Seber

Robert Seber

- 3.5 • 213 Ratings

- Free
- Offers In-App Purchases

Description

Fantastic if you need dice for a board game, for entertaining a young child or for studying probability in maths.

Tilt, twist and shake your phone to make the dice roll and tumble using realistic 3D physics. It's as if you have real dice inside your phone.

Red dice are free. Green dice, gold coins, 3, 5, 8, 10, 12 and 20 sided dice are available as an in-app purchase.

Pinch to zoom, tap to show options, shake or double tap to automatically shake the dice.

Add and remove dice and watch them tumble!

19 May 2020

Version 2.0.16

Buttons shrink slightly when tapped
Tap dice to exit color mode

3.5 out of 5

213 Ratings

Does what it says on the app

Title says it all. Not had any performance issues with it, and for free it's a good app. The only nitpicks I have with it is that I would like the dice to be bigger; the zoom function isn't quite big enough, and it could benefit from a function that locks the dice in position so the iPad can be moved around after it has been rolled.

Does what it says on the tin and more

Went to the pub with friends and picked up a bored game. Had no dice and got this app and all is well. Looking forward it does loads of extra stuff like flip a coin and also you can have as many dice as you want in two different colours. Also you make no mess or drop them. Tiny bit glitchy but nothing one can't deal with. Also no extra adds (I paid the £3 to unlock everything).

Shake ‘em Dice

Like this app, but quite often one or both cubes will land on a rounded corner, and slight tilting is required for a positive result. Sometimes the dice will roll right over, changing completely and when a 5 or 6 could be seen, it then becomes a 1 or 2.
Suggest you make the corners sharper!

2 months later... great improvements! So handy when we’re away from home. 5 star app. 😁

I’ve made a couple of changes that makes this less likely

The developer, Robert Seber, has not provided details about its privacy practices and handling of data to Apple. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy.