Checked 2026-07-25. Particula makes GoDice, the connected dice this article covers, and this check is based on the current official GoDice Full Pack listing.
The official GoDice Full Pack listing states "20+ FREE in-app games" and names 13 of them by title: Funny Bugs, Shut The Pool, Pig, Farkle, Yatzy, Backgammon, Bomb Master, GoRPG, Unlucky Seven, Ship Captain Crew, Red Goes Off, Trivia Around the World, and Ludo. The remaining games behind the "20+" figure are not enumerated on any official page, so this article names the 13 that are documented and is explicit that they aren't the whole list.
What games does GoDice officially list?
Thirteen named titles appear on the official product listing: Funny Bugs, Shut The Pool, Pig, Farkle, Yatzy, Backgammon, Bomb Master, GoRPG, Unlucky Seven, Ship Captain Crew, Red Goes Off, Trivia Around the World, and Ludo. That's a genuinely varied set of titles by name alone, including at least one role-playing tie-in (GoRPG) alongside more familiar dice-game names.
These 13 are the titles Particula has actually put a name to. Anything beyond that list — a specific 14th title, a rule set, an age recommendation, a player-count minimum — is not published, so this article does not guess at it.
It's worth reading that list as a starting point rather than a shopping checklist. If you're buying GoDice for one specific title you've heard about, check that it's on this named list or visible in the app before you buy — don't assume a game exists in the library just because "20+" sounds broad enough to cover it.
Is the 13-game list the complete catalog?
No, and the official listing says so itself. The same page that names the 13 titles also states the library totals "20+" games — a figure that is larger than the named list. That means at least seven additional games exist in the app that Particula has not named on its public listing.
This article treats "13 named" and "20+ total" as two separate, both-true facts: 13 is the complete list of titles Particula has published by name; 20+ is the official total figure. Neither number should be presented as the whole catalog on its own, and no attempt is made here to guess the identity of the unnamed remainder.
Gaps of this kind are common with app-connected hardware in general: the physical product page tends to get updated far less often than the software behind it. A games library is one of the easiest things for a company to expand without ever touching the listing copy for the dice themselves, which is exactly why this article treats the in-app list, not the product page, as the freshest source for anything beyond the 13 named titles.
| Question | What Particula documents |
|---|---|
| Total game count | "20+ FREE in-app games" (official listing) |
| Named titles | 13: Funny Bugs, Shut The Pool, Pig, Farkle, Yatzy, Backgammon, Bomb Master, GoRPG, Unlucky Seven, Ship Captain Crew, Red Goes Off, Trivia Around the World, Ludo |
| Is the full catalog published? | No — the remainder beyond the named 13 is not enumerated on any official page |
| Recommended device | Compatible with smartphones; the listing recommends a tablet or iPad for the optimum experience |
What device should you use to play these games?
The official listing is specific here: GoDice's app games are compatible with smartphones, but the play experience is optimized for a tablet or iPad, and Particula's own recommendation is to use a tablet or iPad "for an optimum experience." That's a documented device preference, not a hard requirement — a smartphone is stated as compatible.
This matters most for games with more visual detail or multiple players sharing one screen, where a larger display is more likely to matter in practice. If you're buying specifically to host group sessions from the 13 named titles, factor the tablet recommendation into your setup rather than assuming a phone screen will give the same experience the listing describes as optimal.
Beyond device size, the official listing doesn't publish minimum operating-system versions, storage requirements, or account requirements for the app, so this article doesn't state any of those either. Check the app's own listing in your device's app store for that detail before you buy.
How does a GoDice app game use your physical rolls?
GoDice's documented core function is recording physical rolls and their statistics in real time. That's the mechanism every one of the 13 named games builds on: you roll the physical dice, and the app reads and uses that result inside whichever game you've opened. The exact rules and mechanics for each individual title aren't detailed on the official listing, so this article doesn't reconstruct them from the title alone.
This physical-first design is what distinguishes GoDice's library from a fully digital dice-rolling app: the roll itself always happens in your hand, and the software layer works with that real result rather than generating its own.
Where should you check the current game list?
Because app catalogs change more easily than physical hardware, the most reliable way to see today's full list — including anything added since this check — is inside the GoDice app itself, alongside the official product listing for the named 13. This article's 13-title list and 20+ total figure are accurate as of the 2026-07-25 check date and should be re-verified in the app before you buy specifically for a title you have in mind.
GoDice Full Pack was priced at $67.95 (regularly $79.95) on 2026-07-25, and the listing separately documents a one-year warranty and a 30-day limited money-back guarantee. Those commercial terms are worth rechecking at checkout alongside the game list.
Official source used for this article: the GoDice Full Pack product page from Particula, checked 2026-07-25.
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