
Welcome to
unidice
Revolutionizing Gaming and Gamification

Gaming

Gamification

Programming

Features

Touch Displays
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Bluetooth
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Dual Storage
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Up to 4h of playtime with one charge

Gyroscope with Machine Learning Core

Simulates up to 6 dice at once
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Bidirectional Communication with Smart Devices
Take a Closer Look

Interactions

Multi Tap
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Slide

Roll

Tilt

Spin

Frequently asked questions
The unidice is an innovative electronic dice made out of 6 touch displays, a processor, a gyroscope, and two types of storage (flash and NAND). It can communicate with smartphones and tablets via Bluetooth, creating a hybrid physical-digital gaming experience. It's also compatible with the Matter protocol, making it a versatile smart home controller.
The unidice is scheduled for release July of 2024 for our Kickstarter Backers and a few weeks after that for the rest of the world!
The games releasing with unidice include Cyberrun, House of Influence, Roll Out, Los Banditos, Dice Poker, Caesar, and Tale Spinner. We're also aiming to release unidiced Fantasies around the same time, depending on the completion of our React Native SDK.
Yes, the Configurator App for unidice is free. It allows users to customize their dice with personal artwork, photos, and various designs.
Yes, Cyberrun will be completely free to play, thanks to our successful Kickstarter campaign.
The unidice is highly durable and can withstand falls up to 1.5 meters. Its size of 3.9x3.9x3.0 cm also makes it suitable for younger users.
The unidice aims to support up to 1200 images for various gaming and customization needs.
The unidice is priced at 189 Euro during the preorder phase. After its market release, the price will increase to 219 Euro.
The unidice offers up to 4 hours of continuous playtime on a single charge.
You can preorder unidice at https://unidice.stimulus-games.com/.
We will have SDKs for Android, IOS, Unity Engine, and later on for React Native. These tools will empower the community to create their own games, inspired by the old Unity license model.