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Matrix Dice Game
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Price range: $0.50 through $27.99
Dice Emporium’s First Game!
Enjoy fast-paced fun and friendly rivalry with the Matrix Dice Game—where laughter, clever moves, and surprise twists keep every round exciting. Challenge friends and family to race for victory by popping bubbles, rolling wild combos, and outsmarting the competition in a game night favorite everyone will love.
The Matrix Dice Game is designed for people of all ages, making it suitable for children who are learning multiplication, families with school-aged kids, and adults looking to keep their minds sharp
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| Weight | N/A |
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| Game & Accesories | Matrix Game – Complete Game, Extra Matrix Pad, Extra Multiplication Die, Extra Red Die, Extra Blue Die, Extra Velvet Bag, Matrix Misprinted Pad |
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4 reviews for Matrix Dice Game
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Madeleine S –
I like Matrix because it is fun to play with people. It is a good way for kids to learn their multiplication and it gets kids to think.
Megan Hoover –
Helping your kids with multiplication can be a daunting and boring task. Matrix Dice Game makes it fun!
Steve –
Matrix is a fun game with several entertaining variations. Some variations can be played as speed rounds if you only have a short amount of time. Others can be completed within 10-30 minutes depending on the number of players and luck of the dice. I’ve enjoyed playing it with my family and friends. It provides a nice combination of luck and strategy. I highly recommend it for families with school aged kids who are learning multiplication and addition.
Kristina –
As an adult I found this game to be both intriguing and educational. My first thought is playing it with my nine year-old granddaughter who I think would love the challenge. A filling out the matrix as she loves a little poppies. Great invention, fabulous idea!