Christmas Rolls – Print and Play

A package of three print and play games for the whole family. All three games in this pack are designed to be different and interesting in their own way, but also have some things in common to help you understand the nature of the games more easily without having to read complex rules. They are all based on dice, but each has its own strategy for using them. The games are available in seven different languages: English, Greek, German, French, Spanish, Italian and Polish.

All games are in print & play form, after paying you will get access to a folder where you can download the files and print them to play. You will also need four six-sided dice, some pens and coins. For those of you who can’t or don’t want to print the games, here is another way to play them. You can save the PDF on your laptop, phone or tablet and use the drawing option to write on it. For the dice, you can use the digital virtual dice provided by Google, just type “virtual dice” into your browser, or any other dice app, as many are available for free. Instead of a coin, you can use a cardboard token to avoid scratching your screen.

Ready for Christmas

With Christmas just a few days away, are you ready to welcome your family and friends? Buy your Christmas supplies and light your Christmas tree, wrap presents for your guests and bake cookies. “Ready for Christmas” is a fun print and play roll and write game for the whole family. Grab some coins and dice and sit by the fireplace to get your house ready for Christmas.

In Ready for Christmas, players compete to be the best host or hostess for Christmas. The game is for 1 to 99 players and ages 8+ and all you need to play it are 4 six-sided dice, a pencil, a game sheet and a coin per player. The game is played in 10 rounds and lasts about 15′. Each round has 2 phases, the Shopping phase where players use their coin to buy supplies and the Action phase where they use dice to perform actions to try to score points by lighting their Christmas lights on their tree, wrapping presents and baking cookies. The player with the most points at the end of the game is the winner and claims the role of the best host or hostess of Christmas.

So, do you think you are “Ready for Christmas”?

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Best Snowman Wins

The snow has fallen and what better way to enjoy it than by building a snowman? Gather as much snow as you can and dress your snowman with cool winter accessories. “Best Snowman Wins” is a fun print and play roll and write game for the whole family. Grab some dice, sit by the window, watch the snow fall and build the best snowman.

In Best Snowman Wins, players compete to build the best snowman for Christmas. The game is for 1 to 99 players and ages 8+ and all you need to play it are 4 six-sided dice, a pencil, and a game sheet per player. The game is played in 10 rounds and lasts about 15′. In each round, players use the dice to perform actions to try to score points by making snowballs and adding them to their snowman and searching the old warehouse for accessories to dress him. The player with the most points at the end of the game wins the prize for the best snowman.

So, may the “Best Snowman Win”!

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Tricky Christmas Gnomes

Everything is ready for Christmas, but the tricky little gnomes are out to ruin it. Protect the Christmas spirit from the tricky gnomes and bring happiness to your village. “Tricky Christmas Gnomes” is a fun print and play roll and write game for the whole family. Grab some dice to deliver presents and bring happiness, but remember to keep an eye on the gnomes.

In Tricky Christmas Gnomes, players compete to bring the most joy to their village. The game is for 1 to 99 players and ages 8+ and all you need to play it are 4 six-sided dice, a pencil, and a game sheet per player. The game is played in 10 rounds and lasts about 15′. In each round, the tricky gnomes try to make the people of the village unhappy. Players then use the dice to perform actions and try to score points by taking presents from Santa’s sack and delivering them to the village houses to make people happy again. The player with the most points at the end of the game wins and becomes the savior of Christmas.

Can you save the Christmas spirit?