TDC Games Sriracha Dice Game - Flaming Fun for Everyone, Great for Party Favors, Family Games, Stocking Stuffer, Bar Games, Travel Games

I received this item as a free sample from WE Games, here is my honest review: To be clear, I only played the actual Sriracha Dice Game two times, so I do not have much to say about the gameplay or rules. I do, however, thoroughly enjoy the look and feel of these dice. I just think the contrasting red and green colors along with the sparkly material make these really clean. Also, the pepper engraving in replace of the 1 side is another unique design choice that I really enjoyed.

Recently I received a free sample from WE Games with the intent to give them my honest review on this item. This is a fun game to have under your sleeve when family or friends are over. It takes a while to get the hang of the game but once you start playing, it’s easy to pick up. It becomes more entertaining when everyone starts to get invested in the game. The set of dice that comes with the game are really nice and pretty. Honestly just for the dice alone this is a good buy. I would recommend this for any dice lovers that need any extra spicy D6’s.

I received this item as a free sample from WE Games. This cute little game is a great and travel friendly way to pass the time, but even if it wasn't, I would get it just for the dice! The dice appear to be some sort of resin pour, and the orange and white sparkles are beautiful.

I received this item as a free sample from WE Games. Pretty decent game, and the dice are nice quality and look nice. Its affordable and fast. Good with kids.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We had fun once we learned the directions on the Sriracha Dice Game! Great addition for game night, birthday parties, and family gatherings. There are three rounds in the game and after playing all 3 rounds, total your scores – if you have the most points, you're hot and you win!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We had such a great time playing with this new game.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This game was decent if you cant handle spice. If you can, you need to change the spice level a lot. Other than that, it was entertaining

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Simple game that reminds me of the days before technology

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I enjoyed playing with my friend.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This was a fun game and a nice change of pace from our normal game rotation! We'ree looking forward to continuing to play it!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Sriracha Dice Game is a fun game to play! It was easy to learn how to play and a fast paced quick game. My children learned how to play it quickly and we were able to play several games. I like how there are three rounds in one game where each round is a different game.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I played this game with my family. My two kids really enjoyed this game. The instructions were really easy to follow and it was easy to set up.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Sriracha dice is a fun game that anyone can play. My favorite part is watching others rush to get as many rolls as possible to attempt to get five of a kind. I also like that you could take it anywhere so it is also good as a travel game.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My husband and I played this with our 6 year old daughter. We regularly play card, board, and dice games each week, so we were excited to try out a new game. After playing a few rounds, she gave it "a hundred thumbs up." My husband and I thought it was okay. Pros: * It's a pretty short game, which is great for playing with a 6 year old * Our daughter was very excited about the amount of "dice time" she got * The dice are really well made, and the peppers are cute. * It's a very simple game for our daughter to learn and play. * All 3 of us love the "hot sauce" theme, as we are hot sauce lovers. Cons: * The dice were hard to see in the evening in the lighting of our dining room. I assume this is a green/red issue. * Putting the score "pad" on the back of the instructions seems counterintuitive. I'm fine with saving paper, but why not tell us what website we can download/print the score pad for ourselves? * It's not terribly unique.