A press your luck style dice game where players keep rolling
to rack up more points but have to be careful of rolling a Zilch.
This game is also known as "Dice 10000", "Dix Mille",
"6-Dice", "Ten Grand", "Torro", and many others.
With a set of customizable options, you can setup the game to
play your favorite varient of the popular game.
Simultaneous mode takes advantage of the multi-touch table to
allow many games of Zilch to be played at the same time with each
game being passed around by the computer to the next player.
A press your luck dice game that can be played like normal or in
simultaneous mode.
1-10 players
15-45 minutes
Requirements
- Windows 7+
- Multi-touch input
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Installation and detailed requirements
Detailed requirements
Game requires one multi-touch PC with the following hardware:
- Input - Multi-touch Windows HID or TUIO device that supports
as many touches as there are players.
- OS - Windows 7 or later
- CPU - Core 2/i3 or M/Atom 1.6 GHz+
- GPU - Intel HD 3000+ or any modern video card with DX9 support
- RAM - 1 GB
Install and Setup
Run the installer and follow the prompts. If you are using the DISC
launcher, install to a directory you have added to the launcher.
The launcher will detect the game.
The basic game involves rolling six dice. Select one set of dice
that score and then press on by rolling the remaining dice or
take the score that you currently have. If you roll any number of
dice an nothing scores, you zilch, score 0 points and pass the
dice to the next player.
If you score points, you pass the dice as-is to the next
player. That player may start over by rolling all 6 dice, or they
may resume where you left off and start with your score, but they
must roll the remaining dice at least once and not zilch.
In all varients a single '1' or '5' scores along with three of
a kind. Other ways of scoring (straight, all pairs, 6-die zilch,
full house) and the number of points each set is worth can be
customized.
You can turn on simultaneous mode by setting the number of
games greater than one. This can be confusing for beginners but
the computer runs the number of simultaneous games selected and
passes the dice and score card for each game around to the
correct player. Each game will have a different player order.
Full rules for Dice 10000 can be found on Wikipedia
