De-Race Digital

Physical game & rules

Changing mode starts a new local session.

Online multiplayer and organizer events — Coming Soon.

Player setup Choose 1–4 players

Complete your tokens one at a time. Every new token needs a fresh opening 6.

Blank names use Player 1, Player 2, and so on. Press Start game to use these settings.

De-Race board: every row runs right to left, from box 1 bottom-right to winning box 100 top-left.

Inspect the board

Artwork only; your game is paused behind this view. Scroll or swipe to inspect. Keyboard: Tab to the board, then use arrow keys. Escape closes.

Magnification 2×

De-Race board artwork, boxes 1 to 100; inspect the printed instructions.
StartQualified tokens wait here before moving.
Player positions 2 players
  • P1 Player 10/1 completed · Active token 1Current player · Not qualified
  • P2 Player 20/1 completed · Active token 1Not qualified
Recent history Latest 0 actions

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Restart this game?

Positions, finishing order and recent history will be cleared. The new game will use 1 rounds and these players:

  1. P1 Player 1
  2. P2 Player 2
How to play

Choose 1 Player vs Computer or two to four human players, and 1–3 rounds (tokens per player), and press Start game. Roll 6 to qualify: that first six is symbolic and does not move your token. Continue, then roll again to begin movement. Later sixes earn another roll, including on boxes 91–99 when an overshoot leaves you in place. Read and acknowledge every event. Retreat ends the turn and cancels its bonus; three future turns are skipped. Reach Box 100 exactly to complete your active token, including 94 + 6. Each next token starts afresh and needs its own symbolic opening 6 on your next turn. Complete every allocated token to earn a finishing position. With two participants the first to complete all tokens wins immediately. With three or four, the others continue for the remaining places.

Touch, mouse and keyboard are supported. One standard gamepad is shared; multiple pads are assigned to players in connection order. Controller assignments appear when detected. The computer uses the same die and rules. The die rolls for two seconds before revealing its result, then moves the token. Sound and Voice are optional; reduced-motion preferences are respected. Local pass-and-play game. Progress is lost if you refresh or leave this page.