by EndorphinaReleased Jul 24, 2019
Dice reskin of the 2018 Sugar Glider with identical mechanics. Three-directional wins, expanding wild, and a 1000x max win ceiling.

Game Type
RTP
96.03%
Volatility
Medium-High
Max Win
1,000x
Grid
5x3
Reels
5
Rows
3
Paylines
10 Adjustable Paylines
Min Bet
$0.1
Max Bet
$200

Standard slots evaluate winning combinations left to right. Better ones add the reverse. Sugar Glider Dice uses a third option: combinations pay from the center outward. Three matching symbols on reels 2, 3, and 4 form a valid win regardless of what sits on the edge reels. Same on reels 3, 4, and 5 reading right to left. All three directions are active simultaneously on every spin across the game's 10 paylines.
On a 5x3 grid with 10 active lines, this creates considerably more potential winning configurations per spin than either left-only or bidirectional pay systems. The mechanic comes from the original 2018 Sugar Glider - it's inherited intact here, along with everything else.
The praying mantis wild spreads to adjacent positions rather than expanding in a single direction. Land it in the center of the grid and it converts a 3x3 block - nine positions across reels 2, 3, and 4 - into wilds at once. Corner and edge landings produce smaller spreads but still affect multiple symbols simultaneously. The three-directional pay system means a well-placed mantis activates winning combinations across all evaluation directions at the same time, which is where the game's biggest payouts originate.
That's the full feature set. No scatter symbol. No free spins. No bonus round trigger. The base game delivers or it doesn't.
Mechanically, this is the 2018 Sugar Glider without alteration. Same grid, same paylines, same wild behavior, same gamble game. The visual change swaps the original's tropical fruit symbols for colored 3D dice cubes - red, green, blue, yellow, orange, purple - while the character symbols keep their original designs but now hold dice in their paws. The jungle backdrop is unchanged. Endorphina has since built a portfolio of 29+ dice variants across their catalog, making this one of the earliest entries in what became a deliberate product strategy.
After any win, a card-based double-up game opens optionally. Pick a playing card that beats the dealer's shown card to double the payout. Up to 10 consecutive doublings are allowed before a forced collect. Miss once and the accumulated win is lost. Nothing forces engagement with it - collect at any point or skip it entirely.
The 1000x ceiling is modest. Against medium-high volatility with no free games and no multiplier progression, wins above a few hundred times bet are infrequent. Players who prefer slots built around bonus round cycles, growing multipliers, or extended free spins sequences will find this mechanically thin. The two things it does - the three-directional evaluation and the spreading wild - work cleanly within those limits.