Dice Hospital: ER – Emergency Roll
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In Dice Hospital: ER – Emergency Roll everyone tries to treat as many patients in their hospital as possible, filling their wards, admitting extra or critical patients, choosing when and where to station nurses and using screens to isolate patients, and satisfying the demands of the three Specialists.
In Dice Hospital: ER – Emergency Roll everyone tries to treat as many patients in their hospital as possible, filling their wards, admitting extra or critical patients, choosing when and where to station nurses and using screens to isolate patients, and satisfying the demands of the three Specialists.
Each round the active player flips over an ambulance card revealing three actions, and are tied to the dice which are also rolled and allocated underneath their respective colours on the card. Once the active player chooses their action, other players choose any non-selected action and associated die to do their own action. At the end of the round the player to the left of the active player, becomes the new active player.
The game ends when the Ambulance deck is used up. The player with the most points wins.
Dice Hospital: ER – Emergency Roll is a standalone ’flip, roll and write’ game set in the Dice Hospital universe.
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Data sheet
- Minimum number of players
- 1
- Maximum number of players
- 6
- Age
- 10+
- Playing time
- 15 - 30 minutes
- Language
- English
- Language dependent
- Extensive use of text
- Designer
- Brett J. Gilbert
- Designer
- Matthew Dunstan
- How many players?
- For 2
- How many players?
- Big groups (5-6)
- How many players?
- Solo game
- How many players?
- Small groups (2-4)
- Game mechanism
- Dice rolling
- Artist
- Jacqui Davis
- Type of game
- Dice game
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In Dice Hospital: ER – Emergency Roll everyone tries to treat as many patients in their hospital as possible, filling their wards, admitting extra or critical patients, choosing when and where to station nurses and using screens to isolate patients, and satisfying the demands of the three Specialists.