2026Louis-Nicolas Dozois
- Videos
- 3
- Creators
- 2
2 players30 - 40 min

2011Louis-Nicolas Dozois
From BoardGameGeek
Roll'n Bump is a dice-rolling game of set collection that's fun for young and old. Players take turns rolling their dice to try to match hands shown on the nine available cards on the table. Players can place their dice on matching cards in the hopes of claiming them. Watch out – if someone beats your roll, they'll bump your dice off and have the chance to claim the card for themselves! At the end of the game players score points as well as extra points for collecting cards in each of the four distinctive patterns. Note: The 2023 version Roll'n Bump reduces the player count from 6 to 5. There is a little change in the rules too. To make the game duration shorter, a change was made on the setup of the game. 12 cards are always removed from the deck for each game. 36 cards are evenly distributed in piles according to number of players. The rest of the rules are the same. Game play and turn sequence are the same as before.
Roll'n Bump has 2 videos from 2 creators: 1 review and 1 playthrough. They date from August to November 2022.
For an opinion before you buy, start with "Roll'n Bump: My Favorite Game Mechanism" by Stonemaier Games. To see it played, watch "Roll'n Bump Playthrough" by Which Game First: A Board Game Podcast.
If you like it, try Roll'n Bump Duel, also by Louis-Nicolas Dozois, or Seaside, Chicken! and Don't L.L.A.M.A. Dice, which share several of its mechanics.
2026Louis-Nicolas Dozois
2 players30 - 40 min
2024Bryan Burgoyne
1 - 5 players20 minLight weight
2021Reiner Knizia
2 - 6 players20 minLight weight
From BoardGameGeek:
Roll'n Bump is a dice-rolling game of set collection that's fun for young and old. Players take turns rolling their dice to try to match hands shown on the nine available cards on the table. Players can place their dice on matching cards in the hopes of claiming them. Watch out – if someone beats your roll, they'll bump your dice off and have the chance to claim the card for themselves! At the end of the game players score points as well as extra points for collecting cards in each of the four distinctive patterns. Note: The 2023 version Roll'n Bump reduces the player count from 6 to 5. There is a little change in the rules too. To make the game duration shorter, a change was made on the setup of the game. 12 cards are always removed from the deck for each game. 36 cards are evenly distributed in piles according to number of players. The rest of the rules are the same. Game play and turn sequence are the same as before.
Designer
Louis-Nicolas Dozois
Artists
Bernard Cabarrou, Louis-Nicolas Dozois
Publisher
BOOM Editions
Mechanics