
Cubini
A strategic dice and board game for solo or group play
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About Cubini
Cubini is a roll-and-write dice game for iPhone and Android. Each turn two dice are rolled and every player marks a box on their own 5x5 board at the same time, so nobody waits for their turn. Complete rows, columns and diagonals to score, but every roll is a choice: take the safe box now or keep room for a bigger line later. A round takes about ten minutes. At the heart of the board sits the golden Nexus, the one box that belongs to a row, a column and both diagonals at once. One face of the dice is a Nexus star that you can play as any value from 0 to 5. Play solo against one to three bots on three skill levels, pass one phone around for up to six players or open an online room for friends. Weekly, monthly and all-timeleaderboards and tournaments keep the competition going. A second game type, Vertical, turns the tracks into columns that run from top to bottom. Solo play is free. Pass and play, online rooms and tournaments come with a 14-day trial, followed by a one-time unlock: no ads and no subscription. Cubini speaks 15 languages and fully supports large text and colour-blind players, with a symbol on every row.
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Average 4.8 out of 5
Based on 4 reviews
Fun mix of dice luck and board strategy. Solo mode is good for short breaks, and the clean visuals keep it readable.





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Everyone marking their own board on the same roll means nobody sits waiting for a turn, which keeps a group game moving. The golden Nexus square that counts for a row, a column and both diagonals sounds like a nice source of tension.
A dice and board game that works both solo and in groups is a nice combo. The accessibility focus is a thoughtful touch for a puzzle game.
The symbol on every row is a welcome accessibility detail. Combined with large-text support, it makes the board less dependent on colour alone. Simultaneous turns also sound well suited to a short group game.
@GeneralManager_Getatext thanks for your nice words !