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Nokosu Dice (Japan Import)

Nokosu Dice (Japan Import)

Designer Yusuke Matsumoto
Publisher Engames
Players 3-5
Playtime 45-60 mins
Suggested Age 10 and up
Honors

2023 Meeples Choice Award Nominee


Note: This game is in both English and Japanese.

Nokosu Dice is a trick-taking game for 3 to 5 players, each playing Number Cards and dice in their hand to win mini-games and score points against the other players over multiple rounds. In each trick, each player plays a card or die from their hand, and the winner of the trick score a point. There is also a chance to win bonus points at the end of each round if the number of the tricks won in the round matches the last dice left OR if a player declares they would not win any trick for the round and actually won no trick.

$9.59

Original: $27.40

-65%
Nokosu Dice (Japan Import)

$27.40

$9.59

Nokosu Dice (Japan Import)

Designer Yusuke Matsumoto
Publisher Engames
Players 3-5
Playtime 45-60 mins
Suggested Age 10 and up
Honors

2023 Meeples Choice Award Nominee


Note: This game is in both English and Japanese.

Nokosu Dice is a trick-taking game for 3 to 5 players, each playing Number Cards and dice in their hand to win mini-games and score points against the other players over multiple rounds. In each trick, each player plays a card or die from their hand, and the winner of the trick score a point. There is also a chance to win bonus points at the end of each round if the number of the tricks won in the round matches the last dice left OR if a player declares they would not win any trick for the round and actually won no trick.

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Designer Yusuke Matsumoto
Publisher Engames
Players 3-5
Playtime 45-60 mins
Suggested Age 10 and up
Honors

2023 Meeples Choice Award Nominee


Note: This game is in both English and Japanese.

Nokosu Dice is a trick-taking game for 3 to 5 players, each playing Number Cards and dice in their hand to win mini-games and score points against the other players over multiple rounds. In each trick, each player plays a card or die from their hand, and the winner of the trick score a point. There is also a chance to win bonus points at the end of each round if the number of the tricks won in the round matches the last dice left OR if a player declares they would not win any trick for the round and actually won no trick.