🧮 Enhance Mathematical Skills with Educational Insights Addition Subtraction Practice Review

I really didn't know what to expect when I got Dice of Fury. I've never played a game like this before. My daughter (almost 9) asked if I would play with her. Well, a party turned into one, two...five! She liked it very much. I also liked it very much. My son (he is 13 years old) had a lot of fun playing it and I love that it's an all ages, easy and just plain fun game that everyone can participate in. I highly recommend Dice of Fury to people of all ages!

We really enjoyed playing Dice of Fury! Our two children aged 7 and 12 had a great time. We started with a simple deck of cards that was perfect for our 7 year old but still made life difficult for the 12 year old and parents. Hard drives are a real problem. The cards are very different and since they all fall at the same time there is no downtime. Highly recommended and educational without the hard work! An added bonus is the ingenious way of storing all the dice in one large toy cube.

This is a cute, action-packed dice game for kids of all ages. There are two sets of cards; light, heavy or combined depending on the age of the children. Two, three or four people can play as these are all resources. Each player is given 6 dice and a holder and must arrange their dice according to the Raise a Card instructions. Whoever fills it in correctly first wins and keeps the card. Whoever collects 10 cards first wins. I really want to play this game with my granddaughter who is 7 years…

I ordered this game with my grandkids, an older teen and a younger teen, in mind. Nobody needs to practice math skills. I just want a fun game that we can play on rainy days and that includes some competition but not a level of difficulty that prevents both players from having an equal chance of winning. I like the idea of this game being for 2-4 players as it allows adults to join in if they want but if they decline two boys can still play it alone. I also like that it's a dice game as in my…

My daughter loves this game. She is 8 years old and loves math in general. However, this game is not that difficult and comes with an easy deck (with a blue border) and a deck of red cards, which are a bit more difficult. There are also slowdown maps, giving anyone a chance to take a break from such hard driving. You must win ten hands to win the game. The cards have things like "roll 4 with all colored dice, roll 2 with all white dice". So this game is pretty simple and really interesting for…