Idle Dice: Incremental Game

Name: Idle Dice: Incremental Game
Rating: 4 (1581 reviews)
Author: Lutz Schoenfelder

By: Lutz Schoenfelder App

Simulation

Overview

Version:

1.3.473

Last updated: 2026-05-20

Features & Capabilities

Idle Dice: Incremental Game is a lightweight idle dice simulation you can play in your browser. Roll the dice to earn income, upgrade values, and watch earnings grow even when you’re away.

Outplay the odds with cards that grant massive bonuses, try your luck with roulette, and prestige to unlock permanent perks for your next run. Enable Auto Progression to keep earning while you focus on other tasks and become the true Idle Dice Tycoon.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Games Entertainment

By:

Lutz Schoenfelder

Rating:

4.00

(1,581)

Version:

1.3.473 Last updated: 2026-05-20

Version code:

885862543

Creation date:

2020-04-08

Compatible devices:

Size:

53.37MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-08-10

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 47,727 ▼ 35

Other rankings

#75 in upgrade keyword 31 ▲

For Developers

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Developed by:

Lutz Schoenfelder

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/idle-dice-incremental-game/id1504039347

Website:

http://www.lutsgames.com

User Reviews

Idle Dice is an addictive incremental game with a simple, fun idle flow and optional ads that reward when functioning. Many players enjoy the numbers-up feel and concept. However, reliability issues dominate reviews: progress and save data often reset or vanish; ads frequently freeze the game and don’t grant rewards; crashes and stability problems occur; and some players find the starter-pack pricing steep. Overall, it’s enjoyable when it runs smoothly, but persistent issues hurt the experience.

Pros

Addictive idle/incremental gameplay with satisfying number increases.
Fun and engaging time-killer for fans of incremental games.
Optional ads provide rewards and are a plus when functioning.

Cons

Progress/save data frequently resets or vanishes (reliable saving issues).
Ads can freeze the game and fail to grant rewards.
Crashes and stability problems occur (kicks users out).
Starter-pack pricing is perceived as steep for new players.

Recent reviews

I had a great time playing this game, and I think I was just about to hit the point the game picked up. But I watched an advertisement to try out the wheel for the first time and then the game completely froze. I closed the game, waited a few seconds, and restarted it. However once I did the game had completely reset. I had no cards, dice, prestige’s, or anything except for the currency I had before. No matter what I did I could not fix it, and I wish I could’ve. The game is great (except for the way the screen has to be sideways), but I CANNOT play a game that can just delete my progress with a single button press, especially if I’m expecting a reward!?! Sorry devs, but I can’t play this game (literally, I’m not choosing to I’m just saying that the game isn’t functional)

by Th*****, 2026-07-18

I really don’t like when games constantly jump in your face trying to tell you what to do constantly. I’m not talking about a tutorial, I’m talking about when every buttons jiggles and wiggles and flashes wanting you to press it. Let me just play the damn game!! I don’t need a flashing alert taking up 20% of the screen telling me I can do something, give me a break already and stop acting like I’m 3 years old and have no ability to figure anything out. Also not a fan of forced auto roll and forced offline progress, what’s the fun in coming back to the game after playing for a while to realize the game played itself and you are now way further than when you left off. Imagine you were playing Skyrim and while you were offline your character completed 5 story quests and 10 side quests and now you don’t get to do them