TOKYO — Dice & Lies

How it works

Four steps to chaos

Create or join a room

One player creates a room and shares the 6-character code. Up to 5 players join before the game starts.

Roll the dice secretly

On your turn, roll two dice — only you see the result. Declare a value higher than the previous call, truthfully or not.

Believe or Doubt?

The next player believes and raises the stakes, or doubts and reveals the dice. Wrong doubters lose a life.

Last one standing wins

Lose all your lives and you're out. The last player with lives remaining takes the game.

Rules

The fine print

Objective ▾

Every player starts with a number of lives. Last one standing wins.

Your turn ▾

The active player rolls two dice secretly. Value = higher die × 10 + lower die (e.g. 5+3 = 53). You must declare a value higher than the previous one — but you can lie.

Believe or Doubt? ▾

The next player can believe (re-roll and declare higher) or doubt and reveal the dice.

Consequences ▾

Doubter is right → the bluffer loses 1 life. Doubter is wrong → the doubter loses 1 life.

TOKYO (21) — Maximum value ▾

The highest possible call (1+2 = TOKYO). If you doubt and the dice were really 1+2, you lose 2 lives. Otherwise the player who called TOKYO loses 1 life.

Lives options ▾

The host chooses how many lives each player starts with: Hardcore (1), Classic (3), or Survival (5).

Privacy

Nothing to hide

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No account required. No email, no registration, no login.

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No personal data collected. No analytics, no tracking, no cookies.

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Session-only data. Your nickname and game events live in Firebase only for the session, then are deleted automatically.

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EU servers. Firebase Realtime Database runs in the European Union (europe-west1).

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