How many players is Roar-a-Saurus?

Roar-a-Saurus plays with 2–5 players, ages 8 and up.

How long does Roar-a-Saurus take to play?

A game of Roar-a-Saurus takes 15 min, at light complexity (1.2/5 on BoardGameGeek).

Is Roar-a-Saurus any good?

Roar-a-Saurus rates 6.0/10 from 320 BoardGameGeek ratings. It is a action / dexterity / dice game built around dice rolling, simultaneous action selection, variable phase order.

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Roar-a-Saurus (2014)

2–5 players · 15 min · age 8+ · ★ 6.0 on BGG

Players: 2–5
Play time: 15 min
Age: 8+
Complexity: Light
BGG rating: 6.0/10

Best for 2–5 players aged 8+ who like action / dexterity games — light complexity, plays in 15 min.

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About Roar-a-Saurus

Roar-a-Saurus is a beautifully illustrated, family friendly, multi-player dino battle with "easy" and "challenge" modes. In "easy", players roll their battle dice as quickly as they can to attack their neighbors, heal themselves, or blow up all the other players. Gameplay is fast and furious, and with super simple rules, everyone can get in on the action as quickly as you can take the game out of the box.

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Action / Dexterity Dice Real-time

Mechanics: Dice Rolling, Simultaneous Action Selection, Variable Phase Order · Designer: Jack Darwid

Players: 2P · 3P · 4P · 5P

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Roar-a-Saurus FAQ

How many players is Roar-a-Saurus?: Roar-a-Saurus plays with 2–5 players, ages 8 and up.
How long does Roar-a-Saurus take to play?: A game of Roar-a-Saurus takes 15 min, at light complexity (1.2/5 on BoardGameGeek).
Is Roar-a-Saurus any good?: Roar-a-Saurus rates 6.0/10 from 320 BoardGameGeek ratings. It is a action / dexterity / dice game built around dice rolling, simultaneous action selection, variable phase order.