Hot Dice

Computer opponents. Add one to a room and it takes its own turns — rolling, setting dice aside and banking one move at a time, at a pace you can follow. It plays to a strategy worked out from the odds: it knows what it needs to get on the board, and it knows when it has to chase you rather than settle. Every computer seat says so, on the roster and on the scoreboard, so you always know who you're playing. The final round. Games no longer end the moment someone passes 10,000. Reaching it starts a final round — everyone else gets one last turn to beat that score, and a tie isn't enough to take it. Get on the board. Bank 500 in a single turn before your score starts counting. Kept dice stay on the table. You can see what another player has just set aside, instead of watching the dice disappear from the tray. Apple TV. Fixed remote navigation on the game table. Hot Dice also finds its own server now, so if it ever moves, your game keeps working without an update.