Dice game, math game, educational game, family game and party game!
3 game variants: Co-operative, competition or solo!
Fascinating right up to the last throw - even for spectators who like to puzzle along!
The dice are rolled in turn to check whether there are two-digit numbers and whether these can be calculated with the numbers on the roll by adding (+), multiplying (x) or subtracting (-). Each die with a calculated number scores points. The player with the most points at the end of the game wins.
You can play PLUxINUS on your own, with friends or family in 20-30 minutes and practise mental math along the way. This is cognitive training with simple rules for 1-8 players aged 8 and over.
The dice games are published by the author himself online at pluxinus.com in various colours. If you like PLUxINUS, please recommend the game, follow on Facebook or Instagram and give this video a thumbs up!
0:00 Aim of the game
0:54 Start of the game
Distinguish between the following calculations:
1:06 Case 1: Only one two-digit number is available and can also be calculated
2:33 Case 2: Several two-digit numbers are available and all can be calculated
3:53 Case 3: Several two-digit numbers are available, but only some can be calculated
Distinguish the following misses:
4:39 Case 4: There is no two-digit number because only 5 dice with spots were rolled
4:50 Case 5: No two-digit number has been set for the next calculation and the available two-digit numbers cannot be calculated
5:12 Case 6: A two-digit number has been set for the next calculation, but cannot be calculated after a roll
5:49 End of the game
SPEED PLUxINUS - The competition variant:
It is not the player who rolled the dice last, but the first player to call ‘Stop’ after a roll and show valid calculations who receives the dice with the calculated numbers, takes new dice for them from the the bag and has the next roll. Caution: Anyone who calls ‘Stop’ even though no calculation is possible is eliminated!
SOLO PLUxINUS - the single-player variant:
Here you play alone or one after the other with several players. Before the start of the game, draw 3 more dice at random from the bag and place them next to each other, with the 5 facing upwards, as a miss countdown. After each failed roll, you reduce the countdown by one number before your next roll. After the first miss, you still have 14 misses until the end of the game. After the 5th miss, the die with the number 1 is returned to the bag and you have 10 misses left. Each solo game ends after 15 misses as soon as the last countdown dice has been put back in the bag. You then check whether the points you have collected are enough for a new high score.