Sweet Dice Rush Demo by Ngf Studios

Sweet Dice Rush Overview

Sweet Dice Rush is a slider-based dice game by Ngf Studios, built around choosing a win zone. The playing screen centres on a coloured bar, with a slider and a green zone. The published RTP ranges from 96.09% to 96.24% across the game’s six modes. The maximum win reaches 50,000x the bet in Spin Blast, Wheel Storm and Mega Stack.

Sweet Dice Rush Specifications

Sweet Dice Rush publishes a return range across its six modes rather than one rate for every mode. Its highest win cap applies to Spin Blast, Wheel Storm and Mega Stack. The published RTP describes theoretical returns over many rounds, not the amount a short session will return.

Sweet Dice Rush Targets and Payouts

Setting the Target

Sweet Dice Rush lets you drag the slider to choose a target before the roll. The payout and win chance update together as the slider moves. Flip Roll switches between Roll Over and Roll Under. A result inside the green zone pays the displayed multiplier; a result outside loses the bet.

Win Chance and Payouts

Paid Modes

Sweet Dice Rush uses a multiplier wheel to multiply the entire winning round by up to 500x. Its faces are 1x, 2x, 5x, 10x, 20x, 100x, 250x and 500x. The separate session wheel sets a multiplier of 4x, 8x, 12x, 20x, 30x, 50x, 100x or 250x.

Sweet Dice Rush keeps Win Wheel active until switched off, adding a wheel to every win. The other purchases start 10 automatic rolls. Spin Blast applies a session multiplier; Wheel Storm adds individual winning-roll wheels, while Mega Stack carries wheel multipliers forward. Rainbow Roll instead pays coloured bands, without targets or wheels, and every roll pays.

Sweet Dice Rush Review

You can try the Sweet Dice Rush demo with play money. Sweet Dice Rush makes its target control useful by displaying the changing chance beside the payout. The published win ceiling adds scope, while Win Wheel gives winning rolls a further multiplier stage. These are concrete strengths: adjustable outcomes before the draw and additional resolution through the wheel.

Sweet Dice Rush requires a distinction between its adjustable rolls and its paid sessions. The purchased sessions set their own targets, so the slider no longer shapes each roll. Mega Stack also carries multipliers forward, whereas Wheel Storm resets its extra wheel effect after the winning roll.

Sweet Dice Rush suits readers who value visible chances when choosing a target, alongside optional wheel mechanics. Its strongest case rests on that combination rather than the win ceiling alone. The paid sessions suit a different preference: watching preset rolls resolve under the selected mode’s multiplier rules.

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