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Zooloretto: The Dice Game

Zooloretto: The Dice Game

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Roll dice onto trucks, choose your moment to claim them, and fill your zoo without letting the barn overflow with unwanted animals.

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What is the game about?

The trucks are arriving and departing at the zoo. Each load holds something different: crocodiles, ostriches, lions, pandas — but also coins, and occasionally an animal too many. As the director of a small zoo, you need to cleverly choose which load to claim and when. Wait too long, and others will snatch the best animals from under your nose. Act too soon, and you leave your competitors free rein. And if you take more animals than there are enclosures? Then they end up in the shed — and that costs points.

How do you play the game?

On your turn, you choose from two actions: take two dice from the supply, roll them, and distribute them among the transport wagons on the board, or take all the dice from one wagon and mark the corresponding spaces on your score sheet. Each wagon has a maximum of three spaces. The round ends as soon as each player has taken dice from a wagon. The first player to fill an entire animal enclosure receives a bonus; too many animals of the same type go to the barn and cost two negative points each. Coins can neutralize penalty points. The player with the most points at the end wins.

This is the ideal game for...

You can play this game with 2 to 4 players, from 6 years old. The duration is approximately 15 minutes. The language of the game is Dutch, but you can play the game completely language independent.

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How is the game experienced?

Zooloretto The Dice Game cleverly translates the proven push-your-luck mechanism of Zooloretto and Coloretto into a dice format: the core dilemma — take it now or wait for more? — remains just as keenly present, but the game plays faster and is easier to take with you. The score sheets make the whole experience pleasantly tangible and ensure that everyone stays involved with every roll. Reviewers describe it as a successful, more compact version of the original that sacrifices some strategic depth but gains in accessibility and speed of play.

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