Fantasy Dice - 3D Dice Roller

Name: Fantasy Dice - 3D Dice Roller
Rating: 4.72 (1772 reviews)
Author: Acid Sheep Games

By: Acid Sheep Games

RPG Dice Roller for Tabletop RPGs and Fantasy Board Games

Features & Capabilities

Fantasy Dice - 3D Dice Roller is your ultimate companion for tabletop role-playing games like Dungeons & Dragons and fantasy board games. Featuring stunning 3D visuals and realistic physics simulation, this Chrome extension enhances your gameplay with an interactive Dice Table experience.

Customize your gaming by selecting from various dice types including D2, D4, D6, D8, D10, D12, D20, and D100. Enjoy added features such as voice-over narration, custom game boards, dice bags, and presets, along with the ability to hit target rolls. Developed by Acid Sheep Games and complemented by music from Matthew Pablo, Fantasy Dice brings fun and immersion to your gaming sessions.

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2.05 Last updated: 2026-07-12

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Creation date:

2021-05-23

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Permissions:

android.permission.RECORD_AUDIO Very high risk
com.google.android.gms.permission.AD_ID Moderate risk
android.permission.CHANGE_WIFI_MULTICAST_STATE Low risk
android.permission.INTERNET Low risk
com.android.vending.BILLING Low risk
android.permission.ACCESS_NETWORK_STATE Safe
android.permission.VIBRATE Safe

Size:

98.56MB

Email:

ac*****@gmail.com

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Source:

Google Play Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-13

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# 213,913 ▼ 784

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Developed by:

Acid Sheep Games

Google Play Store

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.AcidSheepGames.FantasyDice

Email:

ac*****@gmail.com

User Reviews

Fantasy Dice is praised for its smooth, customizable 3D dice roller experience with numerous dice types, presets, and immersive skins, music, and animations. Users appreciate the randomness and ease of use with no ads. Commonly requested improvements include better modifier input methods, more flexible roll outcome options, enhanced dice color customization, and expanded features such as roll history and multiplayer session support. Minor UI quirks and some dice physics issues were mentioned but do not detract from overall positive reception.

Pros

Highly customizable dice and backgrounds, including skins, music, and animations enhancing the immersive experience.
Ability to save presets for commonly used dice combinations, improving ease of repeated rolls.
No ads and free version is fully functional with smooth physics that seem truly random.
Supports a wide variety of dice types and combinations including complex modifiers and roll methods.
User-friendly interface with features like roll result highlighting and reading rolls aloud for accessibility.

Cons

Limited modifier input options; users want to input large modifiers easily without tapping repeatedly and extend modifier ranges beyond 99.
Lack of advanced roll outcome customization such as multiple simultaneous calculations or custom functions/scripting.
Some UI/UX issues: difficulty adjusting modifiers after applying, sensitivity issues with rolling dice gestures, and occasional dice display glitches (e.g., tilted die reading errors).
Need for more dice customization like multiple colors simultaneously to differentiate characters or roll groups.
Missing features desired by users include roll history tracking, enhanced preset editing, and networked sessions for shared roll visibility.

Recent reviews

Critical hit on the first try! Okay, I've rolled real dice for years, but Fantasy Dice 3D has genuinely earned a permanent slot on my home screen. A few reasons: The physics are chef's kiss. These dice actually tumble, bounce off the tray edges, and settle with weight — none of that instant-flip-and-done nonsense some other apps pull. Watching a d20 clatter around before it lands on a nat 1 somehow makes the disappointment more cinematic. Every polyhedron gets love. d4s that don't just vanish in