Double Shutter Dice Game

Two rows. Double the strategy. Infinite "just one more game" moments. That's Double Shutter!

Roll the dice and knock down a combination of numbered tiles that add up to the rolled number. Sounds simple, right? It is. But it's also weirdly addictive in a way that makes you lose track of time. Roll the dice and add up the dots to shut the tiles of your choice. The tile total must match the dot total in any combination you want. So if you roll a 7, you could flip the 7 tile, or the 3-and-4 tiles, or the 2-and-5 tiles. The combinations are endless, and that's where the strategy kicks in!

Two rows = twice the fun: Double Shutter is an interesting evolution of the original game: shutting two rows instead of one allows for more combinations and strategy! This is more than just Shut the Box 2.0. It's actually a genuinely different (and better) experience. More options. More ways to think ahead. More reasons to keep playing.

The whole goal is to "shut the super box": The player with the lowest remaining tile total wins the round. Shut all the tiles in the Super Box and double your points! It sounds simple, but very few people actually manage to flip all the tiles. It's that perfect balance of achievable-but-challenging that keeps you coming back.

Fast rounds, endless replayability: Quick rules take 10-20 minutes per round, so it's the perfect length, where it's not so short you feel like you wasted time, but also not so long that everyone's bored. And you will want to play again. And again. And again. Fair warning!

Perfect for everyone: Double Shutter is a fun educational game to help teach addition. Kids learn math skills without even realizing it. Adults get to strategize and experience the rush of a lucky dice roll. Solo players can challenge themselves. Groups of 4 can compete intensely. Great for solo entertainment, exciting competition, or a cooperative challenge.

Combines luck and skill perfectly: In this addictive adding game of chance and strategy, the ultimate goal is to knock down both rows of tiles. You need luck to roll the right numbers, but you need skill to use those numbers wisely. Both matter equally, which is why the game stays fun even when luck isn't on your side.