Dice Invaders

Dice Invaders Overview

Dice Invaders is a space-themed dice slot from Amigo Gaming, released in August 2025. Instead of fruit or card symbols, the 5x3 reels are filled with dice – plain white ones with coloured pips, plus special dice showing chilis, sevens, roses, lightning bolts and crowns – and it pays on 30 lines. Above the reels float three crowned one-eyed monsters, each sitting on a pile of gold coins. Amigo rates the game medium-high volatility with a maximum multiplier of x1,200, and stakes run from 0.30 to 90 per spin.

Three Monsters, Three Bonuses

Each monster has a label that tells you what it gives:

• Green monster – 24 FG: 24 free games
• Pink monster – Pin Win: a hold-and-win round with a jackpot ladder
• Purple monster – Pick’Em: a picking game for four colour jackpots

Amigo calls the mechanism the Pile Feature: the coins that build up under the monsters decide which bonus is awarded. When one of them is activated, the monster lights up and jumps out of its pile – in one of our screenshots the purple monster is glowing, and the next screen announces the Pick’Em Bonus.

The Dice Symbols

The white dice are the everyday symbols, told apart by the number and colour of their pips. The coloured special dice are worth more: the red chili, the red seven, the blue rose, the lightning bolt and the golden crown. The golden crown behaves as the wild – in our winning spins it repeatedly sits inside a line, completing it for other symbols.

What Our Spins Showed

At a €90 stake the base game produced a steady run of small and medium wins:

• two lines of white one-pip dice – €90, 1x the bet;
• a single line of chilis ending on a crown – €180, 2x;
• a single line of three red sevens – also €180;
• eight lines of white dice with two crowns at the top of the grid – €225.

The pattern is typical of a 30-line game with a wild: several short lines at once, each worth a fraction of the bet, with the special dice paying clearly more than the white ones.

The Pin Win Bonus

The pink monster’s round moves to a red nebula. Purple cubes carrying cash values stick to the grid, question marks show the empty spaces, and a counter on the left of the jackpot row shows the number 4 in our screenshot. Above the grid hang four jackpots – at the €90 bet:

• MIN: €4,500 – 50x
• MID: €9,000 – 100x
• MAX: €27,000 – 300x
• ULTRA: €90,000 – 1,000x

The cube values on our board were €90, €270, €450 and €720 – 1x, 3x, 5x and 8x the bet – with eleven of the fifteen places already filled and four question marks left. The ladder is identical to the one in 3 Muertos, another Amigo game built on the same three-bonus structure.

Reading the Pin Win Board

Adding up the cubes on our board gives a good idea of how the round builds. The eleven visible values – four cubes of €90 in the middle row, three more of €90 elsewhere, two of €720, one of €450 and one of €270 – come to €2,790, about 31x the bet, with four spaces still open and another €270 cube just dropping in. The individual cubes are modest; it is the number of them, plus the chance of a jackpot, that makes the round worth watching.

Where the x1,200 Comes From

The jackpot ladders put the game’s ceiling in perspective. The ULTRA jackpot in Pin Win is worth 1,000x the bet on its own, which is five-sixths of the published x1,200 maximum. The top Pick’Em prize, Ultraviolet, is 500x. In other words, the biggest possible results in Dice Invaders are jackpot results – the line wins in the base game and free games are the steady part, the ladders are the upside.

The Pick’Em Bonus

The purple monster opens a grid of hidden picks full of small crowned monsters. Each pick reveals either a cash cube or a +1 for one of four colours, and each colour has its own jackpot. At the €90 bet:

• Ultraviolet: €45,000 – 500x
• Red: €9,000 – 100x
• Blue: €4,500 – 50x
• Green: €900 – 10x

Our board revealed two cash cubes of €450 each, and the counter under the grid stood at €900 – exactly the two cubes together. Around them the picks had collected +1 marks for all four colours. The same 500x / 100x / 50x / 10x ladder appears in 1st Cricket League.

24 Free Games

The green monster gives 24 free games, a generous number for a 30-line slot. The background turns green, and a counter on the left tracks progress. In our round the total stood at €540 after six of the 24 spins, and at €1,290 after thirteen – about 14x the bet, with eleven spins still to play. The single spins that got it there paid €180 on four lines and €255 on five lines, again with crowns doing the work in the middle of the grid.

Part of a Dice Family

Dice slots are a long-running line at Amigo Gaming. Its catalogue includes dice versions of several of its classic slots, such as Blazing Crown Dice, and dice-only titles like Dice Club. Dice Invaders is the most playful of them: where the older games keep the look of a fruit machine with dice instead of fruit, this one wraps the idea in a cartoon space invasion and adds the three-monster bonus system from Amigo’s recent releases.

Graphics and Setting

The reels float in deep space, framed in blue neon against a purple galaxy. The monsters are round, cartoonish and slightly grumpy, each wearing a small gold crown, and the dice are drawn as glossy 3D cubes. The bonus rounds each get their own backdrop – red for Pin Win, violet for Pick’Em and green for the free games – so it is always clear which feature you are in.

Who It Is For

Dice Invaders is for players who like a simple 5x3 slot with a playful theme and three different bonuses behind it. The base game is steady rather than explosive, the 24 free games give the round time to build, and the Pin Win and Pick’Em ladders hold the top prizes up to the x1,200 ceiling. It is available at all six casinos we checked.

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