Free family dice game
Five dice. Three rolls. Everybody here?
In your browser. No download, no account, no ads.
Roll five wooden camp dice, keep the ones you like, and chalk up the best box on the mess hall's board. Play alone, against the camper bots, or with the whole family on one phone or many. Roll five the same and the bugle sounds: Roll Call!
- Players: 1–6 players
- Play time: 5–20 min
- Ages: 6 and up
Why it's fun
Five dice, three rolls, thirteen boxes.
The board does the math
Before you pick, every open box shows in pale chalk what it would score. Nobody has to add up in their head.
Five the same? Roll Call!
Five of one camper is worth 50, and the bugle sounds. Roll another one later for an Encore: 100 more.
Bots that play like campers
Shelly plays it steady, Pepper swings big, Ripple splashes after every Roll Call. Pick Easy, Normal or Clever.
One phone or many
Pass one phone round the table, or each play on your own and join by code, link or QR. Take turns, or all roll at once.
A Daily Roll for everyone
One game a day with the same dice for everyone. Compare scores at dinner: the share line never gives the dice away.
Every roll is free
No coins, no gems, no extra rolls for sale, and no ads. Ever.
How a turn goes
Roll, hold, chalk it up.
Thirteen turns each. The biggest Camp total wins.
Roll
Throw all five dice. On a phone you can even shake to roll.
- Five dice: three Otters held, a Chipmunk and a Fawn still to roll
Hold
Tap the dice you like to keep them, and roll the rest. Up to three rolls a turn.
Chalk it up
Pick one empty box. Every turn fills one, and a zero is fine: it's a shrug and a giggle.
See a turn
Roll, hold, roll again, chalk it up
A real turn against Chip the bot: roll, hold, roll again, and chalk up 18 in Fawns.
Real screens
Straight from the game
The title screen: Counselor Bucky and the campers on the lawn 
Who's playing? People and camper bots, up to six 
Two Otters held, and every box shows its score 
A box picked, its score ready to chalk in 
Five the same: Roll Call! 
The winner's cheer and everyone's tally 
Today's Daily Roll, on your own card
Tonight's chalkboard
Thirteen boxes to fill
Fill each Cabin with its own camper, then go after the Activities. Hold any row in the game to read its rule.
The Cabins
Each Cabin scores its own camper's dice. Three Otters in the Otters box make 12.
- Turtles1 each
- Chipmunks2 each
- Skunks3 each
- Otters4 each
- Moose5 each
- Fawns6 each
The Activities
Meet the campers
A camper on every face
Every pip on a die is a camper's head in their cabin colour. Four Otters? You rolled a 4.
Shelly
Turtle · Face 1
Steady. Takes the sure points and guards the Merit Badge.
Chip
Chipmunk · Face 2
Speedy. Loves a hike and decides fast.
Pepper
Skunk · Face 3
Bold. Swings for the big boxes.
Ripple
Otter · Face 4
Splashy. Rolls everything again, chasing a Roll Call.
Mo
Moose · Face 5
Thoughtful. Plays the long game.
Hazel
Fawn · Face 6
Hopeful. Always believes in a Full Cabin.
Counselor Bucky
Beaver
Calls the roll at sunset, keeps the clipboard and explains every rule.
Ways to play
Alone, together, or all at once
One to six players, in any mix of people and bots.
On your own
A whole game in about five minutes. No bots needed.
Against the campers
Add up to five camper bots at Easy, Normal or Clever.
Pass and play
One phone or tablet round the table. A card says whose turn it is.
Online
Each on your own device. Join with a five-letter code, a link or a QR code.
Everyone at once
Online or with bots, everyone rolls the same round together. Any table finishes in about five minutes.
Turn by turn
Switch the timer off and play over days, a turn whenever it suits you.
On the big screen
Show the game on a TV or laptop while everyone rolls on their phones.
Once a day
The Daily Roll
Everyone gets the same dice for the same choices, so scores compare fairly. Your first finish of the day counts. Share your score in one line, and nobody sees your dice.
Roll Call Daily Oct 21 · 241 points · Merit Badge · 1 Roll Call · 2 zeros
Good to know
The quick facts.
- Players
- 1–6 players
- Type
- Dice game
- Play time
- 5–20 min
- Ages
- 6 and up
- Ways to play
- Solo · Bots fill empty seats · One phone, passed around · Online with friends · A TV as the table
- Runs on
- Any phone, tablet or computer
- Price
- Free · No ads · No in-game purchases
For parents
Good to know before the campfire
Free, with no ads
No ads, no purchases and nothing to unlock. Every roll is free, forever.
No chat, no strangers
Online games are private: only people you give the code can join. Players can send six friendly stickers, never typed words.
It stays on your device
Settings and scores stay in your browser. An online game keeps only names, campers and moves, and deletes itself 14 days after the last move.
Made for Roll Call
Every picture, sound and song was made for this game.
Questions
Questions from around the campfire
How many people can play Roll Call?
One to six. Play solo, fill seats with camper bots, pass one phone around, or play online on separate devices, in any mix of people and bots.
Is Roll Call free?
Yes. Roll Call is free to play in your web browser. There are no ads, no purchases and no coins or extra rolls to buy: every roll is free.
Is Roll Call safe for kids?
Yes, it was made for families. There are no ads, no purchases and no chat: players can only send six friendly stickers. Online games are private, so only people you give the code, link or QR code can join, and nobody is matched with strangers. Online play asks only for a name and a camper.
Can I play Roll Call alone?
Yes. A solo game takes about five minutes, and there's a new Daily Roll every day. You can also add up to five camper bots at Easy, Normal or Clever.
Do we each need a phone?
No. Pass one phone or tablet around the table and take turns; a card says whose turn it is. Or play online, each on your own device, and join with a code, a link or a QR code.
Do I need to download anything or make an account?
No. Open play.qubesoftware.com/roll-call in a web browser and play. It runs on phones, tablets and computers, in portrait or landscape.
How long does a game of Roll Call take?
About five minutes on your own. Taking turns, it's about five minutes a player, so around twenty minutes for four. Online or with bots, everyone can roll at once, and then any table finishes in about five minutes.
What ages is Roll Call for?
We'd say six and up. Every box shows what it would score before you pick it, so nobody has to add up in their head, and grown-ups enjoy it as much as kids do.
How do you play Roll Call?
On your turn, roll five dice up to three times, keeping any you like between rolls. Then fill one empty box on the chalkboard: the six Cabins score their own camper's dice, and the Activities want things like three the same, four or five in a row, or five the same, a Roll Call worth 50. Every turn fills a box, even with a zero. After thirteen turns, the biggest Camp total wins.
What languages is Roll Call in?
The game itself is in English for now. The campers on the dice need no reading, but the box names and rules are in English.
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