Last issue brought some fun dice board games. This issue continues with some dice board games.

1. Grand Austria Hotel

There are a lot of things to keep track of when managing a hotel in 20th century Vienna. Each side of the dice represents a different action you can take, from preparing a room for a potential guest to bringing wine or coffee to patrons of your cafe. The more dice of a given type you roll each round, the more effective that type of action is. Efficiency is important, but you also have to pay attention to the individual wishes of potential guests. They have specific food and drink requirements in the cafe. And can only be assigned to certain rooms to reward you with points. It’s easy to just want to focus on your own things. But if you don’t pay enough attention to your position in front of the emperor. You will be humiliated and severely punished. Keep track of the time of the scoring round to make sure you don’t fall too far behind. But be aware that other players may also sprint to gain favor at the last minute.

2. King of Monster Island

Kaiju fans can team up and play as giant monsters, working together to defeat greater threats in King of Tokyo’s cooperative spin-off. Rolling the dragon eye dice Yahtzee style, you’ll seek the results you need to battle the Boss and his minions. Keep your creatures alive, and get help from your human allies. Different bosses vary in difficulty. So you can shape your gaming experience. From very simple fun dice board games perfect for beginners or children, to challenging scenarios that require tactical play together to succeed. In addition to rolling your own dice, bosses have their own set of dice to determine the actions they will take. Which spill out of the volcano in the center of the board.

3. Pandemic: The Cure

Pandemic: The Cure offers a quick and easy-to-play alternative to the classic cooperative board game. It follows the same basic theme and mechanics, with players trying to stop a deadly disease from spreading around the world. But rolling the dice will determine what you can do. You’ll need the right dice to move around the world and treat diseases. So you can quarantine diseases by sending them to treatment centers. Or eliminate them by returning them to infection pockets. If you roll the Collect Samples icon, you can also bottle dice from treatment centers and store them until you have enough rolls to have a chance to find a cure. However, if you have bad luck with the dice, you’ll unleash more infection, and possibly even spark an epidemic, causing even more infection dice to appear on the board.