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Random Dice 2 is back to conquer the defense genre!
Senior reviews editor
Random Dice 2 is a strategy game built around dice, sold as the sequel to the original Random Dice. The developer, 111%, describes it as a defense-genre game where the outcome depends on planning rather than luck. The listing says there are no gacha draws in the game.
The game suits players who want to plan a build and test it against opponents. Each match is framed by the developer as a test of skill, with every player starting from the same point.
You assemble a deck, then grow and evolve the dice in it. The listing says you can unlock a large number of dice and shape each one into a different build, so there is no single correct path through the game.
The build we hold is Random Dice 2 1.1.5 (APKS split bundle) for Android 7.1 and up.
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The developer presents this as the core of the strategy: you decide which dice to develop and in what order, and those choices carry into your matches.
When a die reaches 7 dots, it can unlock Awakening abilities. The listing describes these as the point where the battle changes and as the way to take control of the board.
Because the threshold is a dot count, the 7-dot mark is the main milestone to plan toward when growing dice.
You pick a Supporter to take into a match, and each Supporter brings its own abilities. The listing says Supporters can swap dice, salvage dice and fire missiles, with missile strength based on the number of dots on the die.
These options let you change your board mid-fight rather than only placing dice and waiting, so the Supporter you choose shapes how you respond to each opponent.
The developer says you can team up with a friend and a Supporter to face bosses. Bosses are described as the hardest encounters, and the listing presents the two-player setup as the way to handle them.
The listing does not describe a solo boss mode, so the boss fights are presented as the cooperative part of the game.