Fear Feast: Rot n' Roll

Introduction

Fear Feast: Rot n' Roll is a browser party game from developer loonyloods in which people serve as the dice. On a turn, a zombie takes three from the crowd and rolls them. A brain is kept, a footprint means that runner rejoins the line for the next roll, and a shotgun means resistance. The player decides whether to stop and bank the catch or roll again; collecting three shotguns costs the brains gained that turn. Reaching 13 begins the final round. One to six people can play together on one device, with nine robot characters ready to occupy open seats. If every seat is automated, the game can run a complete match without human input. The zombie host can also become a vampire, werewolf, alien, ghost or demon. Each host brings a separate table, dice and set of jokes, while the shared rules let players change characters partway through. Mouse, keyboard, touch and any controller are supported, including phones held in either orientation. Color marks help color-blind players, and screen reader and reduced-motion support are included. Text is available in English, Latin American Spanish and French, plus a Zombie language. There are no accounts, ads or data collection, and the game remains playable offline after loading. It is free, with a one-dollar tip suggested for anyone who enjoys it.

Trailer

Video by loonyloods on YouTube

Games like Fear Feast: Rot n' Roll

• Zombie Dice: Shares the zombie subject and the stop-or-roll tension of trying to bank dice before a bad result.
• Yahtzee: Centers on repeated dice rolls and building a collection, similar to deciding when to keep brains or roll again.
• Mario Party: A group party game built around dice rolls and friendly competition on a shared screen.

Similar picks are based on the public description and tags, not playtesting.

Who it is for

Good fit if you are:

• Fans of push-your-luck games
• Local multiplayer groups
• Monster comedy fans

May not suit:

• Players who dislike dice luck

Highlights

• Push-your-luck dice rounds with people as the dice
• One to six local players, with robots for empty seats
• Six playable monsters, each with its own table, dice and jokes
• Browser play with mouse, keyboard, touch or controller
• Free, with no accounts, ads or data collection

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