The dice drinking game that turns two cubes and a cold one into the best night of the semester. Higher roll wins. Sixes drink. Double sixes? Finish it.
No app. No setup. No ten-page rulebook. Grab two dice, crack a cold one, and settle scores the old-fashioned way.
Each player rolls one die. Highest number wins the round and scores a point. Play to 10 — or 21 if you're feeling brave.
Roll a 6 and you have to take a sip — but you still win the round. It's the best/worst roll in the game.
Both players roll sixes? Everyone finishes their drinks. No points awarded. Reset, reload, and roll again.
Don't want to drink? Cash in points. 1 point = 1 buy = 1 skipped sip. Hoard them, blow them, the choice is yours.
Go ahead, give it a roll. This is every round of Drunken Die, condensed: two cubes, one winner, and maybe a sip of something cold.
Ready when you are.
Tap the button and we'll play a round for you.
Three flavors of chaos. Add as many players, rounds, and house rules as you can handle.
Two players. Two dice. One winner. The original, the OG, the way it was meant to be played — across a folding table in a basement somewhere.
Four players, two teams, double the damage. Each team gets their own color dice. Captain rolls first. Loser handles the next round.
Rolled a drink? Double down. Re-roll for your life: 1–3 means two drinks (or two buys), 4–6 and you walk free. High risk, higher hangover.
Oversized dice with beer-bottle pips. Come packaged in a coffin, a bottle, or a mug (your call). Team colors on request.
Regular dice for the bar top. Jumbo lawn dice for the backyard. Inflatable cubes that float — because yes, you can play this in the pool.
The classic. Oversized dice in team colors, a custom score pad, and a coffin that doubles as a dice cup.
Giant foam cubes built for grass, gravel, and goal lines. Perfect for tailgates, lake houses, and weddings you're crashing.
Inflatable dice that actually float. Beach ball scale, bar rules. Drunken Die goes where the party goes.
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