7 Wonders Dice is a roll-and-write style civilization game in the 7 Wonders universe that does away with drafting and de-emphasizes wonder building. Players draft vibrant dice from a communal pool simultaneously to construct ancient wonders, advance science, trade, manage resources, and develop their city.
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The Verdict
based on 12 reviews
“I think they've done a great job making another approachable spin on 7 Wonders for a nice, casual game.”
“No matter. This is a very enjoyable filler-length roll&write game. Tho' everyone is developing the 'civilisation' on their own boards, this doesn't feel like multi-player solitaire.”
“Overall, 7 Wonders Dice isn’t the deepest game out there. So, yes, if you head back to that initial 7 Wonders flowchart and want something with a bit more strategic bite, the original might still be your best bet.”
“I'm actually quite impressed by 7 Wonders Dice. I thought it was going to be too simplistic of an experience to be fun, but this turns 7 Wonders into a filler game on board game night.”
“I think it's enjoyable and, uh, it's not as strong as the first two, in my opinion. Not even close, but I think it's good.”(17:18)
“It is a good game, but I don't necessarily think that it is a great game. At least for me.”(17:08)
“Unlocking dice, building wonders, chasing points—there’s a lot going on. That tells me it’s a good game.”(10:50)
“7 Wonders Dice is a roll-and-write game that captures the essence of 7 Wonders in a dynamic and accessible format for 2 to 7 players, perfect for short, fast-paced games. While it sacrifices some strategic depth and doesn't fundamentally innovate in its checkbox mechanics, it remains an excellent entry point into the world of the game.”
“For me, it doesn’t live up to the other 7 Wonders games, where there are many different ways to win, with less luck and more strategy. That being said, I really enjoy 7 Wonders Dice for a quick and tactile game.”
“That’s not to say that 7W: Dice is a bad game, it just has some super tall and broad shoulders to try to stand on, and that makes the comparison that much harder for the new game.”
“7 Wonders Dice is not a replacement for 7 Wonders, nor does it aspire to be. It's a clever reimagining – a shorter, punchier sibling that thrives on immediacy. For newcomers, it's perhaps the most approachable entry point into the series.”
“I think Seven Wonders Dice is a charming, accessible game that, if you like Seven Wonders, it is reminiscent of that experience and it gives you fun times to be had for sure. I liked it. I've had fun with it.”(11:09)
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