BGAMING IMITATES LIVE iGAMING EXPERIENCE IN DICE CLASH

The captivating Dragon Age Hold and Win came out all the way back in June, and this week, the games provider is finally releasing another title with an Asian-inspired aesthetic. Welcome Dice Clash — an undemanding casual game with 3D dice, 3 volatility options, an x46 max multiplier, and an almost live iGaming experience.

The player aims to roll higher than their randomly generated AI opponent. A tie is possible and results in an x0.5, x1, or x2 payout depending on the volatility, which is set to medium by default but can be changed to low or high to accommodate your playing style. The difference in volatility is reflected through the opponent’s dice color and the ratio of dice. This way, by going low, you play 2 dice to 1; in the medium setting, it’s 2 versus 2, and at high volatility, you face off 1 to 2.

The in-game rules demonstrate the payout guidelines for each volatility, and a handy round history reference on the main screen helps players strategize. A classic Autoplay option is available as a means to streamline the gameplay.

Dice Clash is definitely your cup of green tea if you enjoy casual dice games. On top of the mechanics that perfectly reflect the tabletop dice gameplay, the delightful oriental charm of the setting is sure to make players spend hours in the game. The aesthetic immersion becomes possible thanks to familiar elements like the pagoda, Chinese path lights, falling Sakura petals, and, of course, enchanting music.

Dice Clash adds to the casual side of BGaming’s portfolio, which keeps highlighting the provider’s eagerness to experiment and reinvent, joining such recent player favorites as Rotating Element, Top Eagle, Robospin, and Mine Gems.