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Don't Stop Now! — the online dice game

Four dice, eleven columns and one decision per roll, 2 to 4 people on the same call. No host and nothing to install: someone creates the room and shares the 4-letter code.

Roll four dice, pair them up and climb the columns from 2 to 12. Every roll takes you a little higher — and the next one may fit nothing at all, taking everything you climbed this turn with it. Stop at the right moment and the column is yours. Claim three and you win. In the mould of the classic Can't Stop.

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2 to 4 players
four dice
no host

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Manual · Read before you roll

How to play

A push-your-luck game: the more you roll, the higher you climb — and the more you lose if the dice don't help.

1
Gather the group
2 to 4 players. One creates the room and picks the time for each decision; the others join with the 4-letter code. Whoever hits I want to play plays; everybody else watches.
2
The draw sets the order
And your color on the board: blue, green, yellow or purple. There are 11 columns, from 2 to 12 — the middle ones are taller because the dice land there more often.
3
Roll the four dice
On your turn, roll. The dice form pairs, and each row on screen shows the two sums: those are the columns you climb. Tap a row and the columns light up on everybody’s screen.
4
Three runners per turn
Your white runners start from wherever your pegs already are and mark what you climbed this turn. There are only three: a new column only comes in while you still have a runner left.
5
Keep going or STOP
Keep going climbs and rolls again. STOP climbs and turns the runners into pegs of your color — it is saved. If no row works, you bust: the runners fall and everything you climbed this turn is lost.
6
Three columns win
Reach the top and stop, and the column is yours: everybody else’s pegs there are gone and nobody climbs it again. The first to claim three columns wins the match.

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