Dicey Paws Idle

Play Dicey Paws Idle unblocked

Dicey Paws Idle is a 3D merge game you can play unblocked right here on Physics Shark. It runs in your browser with no download, no install and no account, so you can play it on a school Chromebook, a laptop, a phone or a tablet.

What is Dicey Paws Idle?

Dicey Paws Idle — tiny cubes, big expeditions!

Cube bunnies escaped from the lab and set off on a journey through 16 worlds. Your animals tumble across the board like dice, smash tiles and earn coins, even while you just watch.

• Merge two identical animals to unlock a new species: kitten, fox, panda, piglet, bear cub.
• Every species has its own trick: claws, treasure, heavy step, piggy bank, earthquake.
• Build your team, upgrade the board and clear sector after sector.
• Every five sectors bring a new biome with a special rule and a relic.
• Start a new expedition to grow stronger and beat your best record.
• Animals work on their own, and rolling them yourself pays even more.
• Daily gift and leaderboard.

A calm, cute game with no rush: drop in for a couple of minutes or stay for hours.

How to play Dicey Paws Idle

Touch the board and drag — a joystick appears and your animal rolls that way. On a computer use the arrow keys or WASD. Leave it alone and the animals work by themselves.

Smash tiles to earn coins. In the Animals tab invite new animals and drag identical ones onto each other to get a new species. Drag an animal onto the board to put it to work.

Fill the sector goal and move on. Buy upgrades, and when sectors start to drag, begin a new expedition for shards and permanent bonuses.

Dicey Paws Idle FAQ

Is Dicey Paws Idle free to play?

Yes. Dicey Paws Idle is free on Physics Shark, with nothing to download and no account to make.

Can I play Dicey Paws Idle unblocked at school?

Dicey Paws Idle runs in a normal browser tab with no install, so it plays on school Chromebooks and laptops, with nothing to install and no account.

Does Dicey Paws Idle work on phones and tablets?

Yes. It works with touch controls on phones and tablets, and with a keyboard and mouse on computers.