Last updated on January 2nd, 2026 at 10:44 pm
Bank – A Dice Game – Board Game Review
Bank – A Dice Game is a Board/Family/Entertainment game from Micah Wilson, first launched in 22nd December 2023.
It’s rated 4+ and currently has 346+ ratings on the App Store.
What Makes Bank – A Dice Game Stand Out
Bank: The Ultimate Dice Game – Fun, Fast, and Addictive!
Bank is an exciting and fast-paced dice game where strategy, risk, and luck collide! Roll the dice to accumulate points and try to outsmart your opponents in a thrilling series of rounds. Can you bank your points before disaster strikes?
Gameplay: Each player takes turns rolling a pair of dice to rack up as many points as possible in each round. The game has two action-packed phases:
Phase 1:
Start with three risk-free rolls to build your score! Rolling a 7 grants 70 points, while other rolls earn points equal to their sum. Strategize wisely and prepare for the next phase!
Phase 2:
This is where the tension rises! Keep rolling to rack up more points, but be careful—if you roll a 7, the round ends. Doubles double the points, adding even more excitement. Bank your points to secure your winnings before it's too late!
Features:
Perfect for Groups: Fun for 2 or more players. Easy to learn, but hard to master!
Single Player Mode: Practice your strategy and perfect your dice-rolling skills.
Leaderboards & Achievements: Compete with friends and players around the world to see who’s the best!
Casual & Competitive: Play at your own pace, whether you're relaxing solo or battling friends.
Tons of Options: Play a game of 5, 10, 15, or 20 rounds. Bring your own dice or use in-game dice, and much more!
Why You'll Love Bank:
Simple, fast, and fun gameplay.
Great for parties or family game nights.
Exciting dice action with the perfect blend of luck and strategy.
Stunning visuals and smooth animations.
Download Bank today and start rolling your way to victory! Perfect for all ages—how many points can you bank?
This Board game offers engaging gameplay and regular updates for mobile players.
Player Feedback
As a newer release, Bank – A Dice Game is building its player community. Early feedback suggests .
Recent Updates & Development
Latest Update: 23rd November 2025
Recent improvements include:
Improved physics for in-game dice rolling.
Download & Availability
Bank – A Dice Game is available through the official App Store for iOS devices.
Get Bank – A Dice Game on App Store
Requirements: Requires iPhone 5s / iPad Air / iPad Air (Cellular) / iPad Mini 2 (Retina) / iPad Mini 2 (Retina, Cellular) / iPhone 6 / iPhone 6 Plus / iPad Air 2 / iPad Air 2 (Cellular) / iPad Mini 3 or later.
Compatible with iPhone and iPad devices.
Player Experience Highlights
Community Insight:
Kept our fifth star for when they make them bigger.
Im so glad we found this app! Most similar apps we saw dont let you play solo with virtual dice. This one does, and you can choose how many bots to play against. You can also customize how many rounds to play. So its great on a short work break, but if you have more time you can play a longer game if you want. The design and UI are sophisticated and smooth as butter. And the rolls seem like real dice rolls to us, they seem truly random and unpredictable. It took us a few plays to figure out how to play against the bots (because you roll for them), and also to figure out how scoring works, but once it clicked it made sense. Since you alternate turns each roll, you have to make sure to bank at the right time. It was a little confusing at first figuring out how to play the bot, but once we did, we really liked how this game plays. We also appreciate the fair price, no ads, no unfair IAP, and the small file size. Its good on battery too. This will be staying on our phone. Thank you, developer! Its so hard to find a good solo dice game that seems fair and enjoyable. We really appreciate how well you did this! Btw we read other reviews, and to anyone considering the game, it seems to us prior bugs were fixed. So far its worked smoothly for us and Im glad we bought it.
Just downloaded and have not been able to complete a 5 round game without the score glitching. For example: 1) score is not displaying new points after a few roles, 2) unable to Bank. Ive only used it with the digital dice. Hopefully it would keep score better if using physical dice.
Wish we could gamble actual money on this game online.
This app is the best app for the game Bank. If there was one more nice-to-have, it would be to have an option to show each player how far they are from the leader and to show how far the leader is from the second-place person. We realize this may look a little busy, but it would be nice to at least have the option to turn that on, as people are constantly using their phone calculators to calculate the differences.
Please for the love put the high scores in order. Suuuuper easy coding.
Much better than the other version we had! Please do not add advertising.
Our family downloaded this game today. It was fun and easy to learn. The kids enjoyed it as well as the adults.
The best of the bank apps. Easiest to use.
Much better than the other bank appthe dice colors for doubles and 7 are great. Only a single tap necessary to bank scores. ButPLEASE MAKE THE SCORE A MUCH LARGER FONT.
Love the app, its better than the other one available, BUT were going back to the other because we play with someones phone sitting on the table and the running round total score is too small on the screen for people to see from their seats. The other app has this printed much larger so we dont have to do that.
The app is great for in person group tracking. The single player modes dice RNG is terrible at best, but likely cheating. We can call when a 7 will roll with 75% accuracy.
Wish the score was bigger and easier to see with bigger groups. Maybe in the center under the list of players.
User feedback from Apple App Store
App Details
- Version: 1.0.6
- Size: 16.94 MB
- iOS: 16.1 or later
- Languages: EN
- Content Advisory:
- Developer: [Micah Wilson]()
Last updated: 23rd November 2025 | Genre: Board, Family | Developer: Micah Wilson