Tally Up! Fast-Paced Push Your Luck Dice Game, Family and Party Game for Kids and Adults, 2–10 Players, Ages 8+ (Walmart Exclusive)

A "press your luck" dice game that's intuitive to learn and (more importantly) keeps everyone involved all the time. Unlike some other games, there's no down time in Tally Up, even when it's not your turn to roll the dice. Like in craps, every player (not just the roller) has something to risk or gain on every roll, so it keeps everyone interested at all times. Very fun for a friend/family party.

Tally Up! A dice rolling, push-your-luck game is the latest from the designer behind the phenomenon that is Flip 7! Overview The active player for the round chooses 3 of the 6 tally dice to roll. Each has a different mix of stars, circles and points. Higher point value dice also have a higher probability of busting. Everyone chooses whether they want to be ‘in” or “out” each roll. If a circle is rolled, the “Up Die” has to be rolled, which can grant big rewards and big risks. Players also get to choose to opt out before it is rolled. Anyone who busts, loses all points for that round. Anyone who opts out gets to add any accumulated points to their running total. Players are trying to be the first to score 2500 points. Scores can be tallied on paper or via a web based app. (This is one of those games that is simple to play, but not explain in words). Thoughts First I played with just another adult. We had fun with it, but like we kind of expected, it is even more fun playing with more people! We love Farkle, and this kind of a similar play with simultaneous play and a bit more variety. My 7 year old had a fantastic time with it! The app also works really smoothly. I will probably bring this to our next family gathering because it will work well with a mixed age group. It woul also work well while waiting at a restaurant. Note: you're supposed to cover your In/Out token and reveal it simultaneously after a countdown every time. We found it easier to just have everyone just announce when they were going out.