Shiny, glowing, metallic or plain, this app's got all the dice you didn't know you needed until you saw them. Set up your dice collection, choosing dice types, materials and backgrounds to fit your taste or the game you're playing. Then roll the dice in full 3d, move them around or tap to select and re-roll or remove individual dice.
All rendered with advanced shaders and high quality materials, along with a modern clean UI to keep focus on rolling and hoping for the best.
Features
This app replaces our old Nice Dice app. The dice are still nice, it's just that now the app is more like a dice bag, so we call it Dice Bag. Perfect for table-top game players missing some specific dice or school use for math and probability experiments. Maybe you're just tired of dice ending up on the floor?
Highly detailed dice models with nice materials and lighting.
Select to re-roll or remove individual rolled dice.
Customize your set of dice with Coins, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12 and 20-sided dice.
Roll any combinations of dice models and materials.
Decently realistic physics simulation with collisions and optional device gravity.
Settings for dice size and simulation speed.
Percent dice support (D10 + D10x10 combine to a D100 or percent dice).
Roll history letting you easily roll combinations again.
Many different background materials.
Phone and tablet (landscape/portrait) support.
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2020-11-15
DotPass passwords and Dice Bag apps now free!
From today on, and effective for at least a couple of months, both our password app DotPass (iOS and macOS) and the dice roller app Dice Bag (iOS) will be available for free on the app store.
The reason for this is simply that they've both been around for a while now, ad we're hoping this will let new users find them and try them out. Depending on how the interest for the apps develops during the period they may then become paid apps again, or they might remain free. There are no plans in either case to make them freemium in any sense with additional in-app purchases or add ads or information collecting in them to generate revenue.
So, if you're looking for a new way to deal with your passwords (you know you should) or you sometimes want to roll dice, this is good news!
Dice Bag app updated with timestamps and split view support
The Dice Bag 3d dice rolling app has been updated to version 1.0.9, with a couple of changes to make it more useful for remote dice rolling in these times of self isolation:
Experimental iPad split-screen support. So you can run the app next to another app. (Works best if you launch Dice Bag first and then move it into the split screen mode)
New option to add a roll number and timestamp to the interface, if you want to share rolls during remote sessions and show you're not cheating.
2020-03-11
Dice Bag app updated with iPad landscape support
The Dice Bag 3d dice rolling app has been updated again, this time to v 1.0.8, adding support of landscape/portrait auto rotation on iPad along with some other changes to fit the interface better on different devices.
2020-01-27
Dice Bag app updated to 1.0.7
The Dice Bag 3d dice rolling app has been updated to v 1.0.7, adding some nice refractive glass materials that a lot of users have been requesting along with a couple of new and improved glowing ones and two new tile pattern backgrounds.
2020-01-03
Dice Bag app updated to 1.0.6
The Dice Bag 3d dice rolling app has been updated to v 1.0.6 today with some more changes and improvements:
Added a new simulation speed setting to let you change how quickly the dice roll.
Added a new dice size setting letting you change the size of the dice.
Added a new toggle to turn the default centering pull on/off.
New dice collision sounds for metal dice materials.
2019-11-26
Dice Bag app updated to 1.0.5
The Dice Bag 3d dice rolling app has been updated to v 1.0.5 today with a couple of changes and improvements:
Moved re-roll and remove selected buttons down to make them easier to reach
When selecting dice the total result of the selected dice is now shown
Percent dice pairs now get counted correctly when detected and a % symbol in the result display
Added new Metal Chrome dice material
Made shake re-roll a little less sensitive
Fixed UI not fitting on iPad Mini
2019-11-11
Dice Bag app updated to 1.0.3
The Dice Bag 3d dice rolling app has been updated to v 1.0.3 today. The new version fixes a bug that could mess up things if you started rolling new dice while the sequence of a previous roll wasn't finished yet, and it also tweaks the physics and performance a little to make the rolling feel snappier and hopefully more realistic.
2019-10-15
Dice Bag iOS app updated!
After the initial release the iOS dice rolling app Dice Bag has now been been updated twice, to 1.0.1 and 1.0.2 with a bunch of little tweaks and improvements based on your feedback:
Percentile dice added (D10 with 10,20,30 etc sides) so you can roll a D100
Better mixing roll animation and dice come to rest quicker
Dice rolling sounds are now louder
The app no longer pauses background audio on launch
Dice are now a little smaller on iPad
Added buttons in Settings for sending feedback and rating/reviews
With these updates the new Dice Bag app is no longer free, for now it'll be $0.99 and the old Nice Dice app will now be removed from the App Store.
The new iOS dice rolling app Dice Bag has now been released on the AppStore. Dice Bag is a utility app that basically works like your own set of customizable digital dice. It's not a game in itself, but supports basic functionality like removing or re-rolling individual dice so you can use it to play many dice games if you like. The app simply to provides dice you can use in whatever game you want to play, with the focus being on making these look as good as possible and letting you style them to suit your game or personal taste.
This app replaces our old app Nice Dice and offers the same general functionality but with a more flexible system of rolling dice and combining different materials. To ease the transition for existing users the new app will be free for a period of time and there will be a notification in the old Nice Dice app. After that Nice Dice will no longer be sold on the AppStore and Dice Bag will not be free any more.
Apple App Store distribution
This product can be downloaded via the Apple App Store links, any payment processing and app delivery is then handled by the appstore.
