Free dice software for mac

Dungeon Dice is a dice rolling application written in AppleScript that allows you to track dice results and roll multiple dice.

Fair documentation of the app and its abilities.

Completly freeware.

A graphical based die roller with many features including:
Features:
- Eight types of die (2,4,6,8,10,12,20,100)
- Multi-Die Roll Totals
- Total Modifiers
- Individual Roll Modifiers
- Multiply Totals
- Die Saving
- Personal Dice Bags
- Three Dice Styles and Sizes
- User Customizable Dice Styles

DiceBaby rolls dice. Thats it really. You can choose to roll one of a few one-click-dice, or enter a dice equation (stuff like 2d8).

Eldon Dice is a free Yahoo widget that features a pair of shiny blue dice for the desktop. Click them to roll them. Theyre animated!
If you want to move them then hols the command key and move themwith the mouse. If you want to move them then hols the command key and move them with the mouse.

System requirements:
- Yahoo! Widget Engine

Simplistic Dice 1 is an inviting and easy to play game which can attract anyone. All dice simulators for Mac OS X seem to be widgets. Simplistic Dice fixes that problem by creating the first full-fledged dice application for Mac. Simplistic Dice is the most basic dice program available. Choose between one or two dice, and then roll.

Evil Dice PE - The Ultimate Puzzle Game Now for Mac!
Evil Dice PE is an amazing puzzle game similar to Devil Dice for the PlayStation (which was considered by many major game critics to be quite possibly the greatest puzzle game ever, even better than Tetris). It has a few simple rules: try and match up similar dice by rolling and pushing them around, scoring points as you do. Although this may seem simple, it leads to intense mind-busting lightning fast puzzle action like youve never experienced before. It is a great game which I have you doubt you will quickly become addicted to.
Enhancements:
- Swapped the 3 and 5 which were on the wrong sides of the die.
- Also added a little icon. Thanks to Chris Clark for spotting this error and making the little icon.

First things first. You like my program? Good. It likes you too. Thatll be $5, please. Cmon, its a fun little program and it is only five dollars(!). Help an independent OS X developer out.

Okay, Sherman, set the way back machine for 1995. Im in college, and dating my future wife, Koka. We play various dice games a lot, one of which was the very nice UltraDice. But, Koka wasnt too impressed with it, and requested lots of changes. So I, eager to show off my programming chops, hacked it around (gota love ResEdit!) and turned it into KokaDice. Same game, my graphics and sound.

Fastforward a few years. UltraDice (and playing in college) are distant memories. Were now running OS X, and it seems silly to start up classic just to play an old dice game. Fortunately, by this point, Id learned Objective-C, so I could do something about it.

So KokaDice was re-born in all of its native cocoa goodness. Brand spanking new everything in it, 100% by me (no hacking other peoples code this time!). Fun, enjoyable, you name it. If you like dice games, this is the one to beat.

And what do you owe me for such a fun little program? Why just the low low price of $5. Surely you can cough up just $5 for the hours upon hours of fun that this game will provide, cant you? Good, I knew you could! Problems? Comments? Questions? Suggestions? (email me), let me know what you think.