Slice the Mice is a tactile and tactical family game of slicing and splicing with dice and mice. It sees players take turns to cut portions off other players’ mice using a communal cheese knife, re-attach previously chopped-off portions of their own mice, and carry out the tasks printed on a stack of Action Cards. Each roll of the dice brings a combination of chance and choice, with players able to choose when (and who) to attack with Slicing and when to defend with Splicing. There’s five six-sided dice, each comprising two Knife symbols, two Action card symbols, one Glue symbol, and one Knife/Glue symbol. This means each roll is entirely different from the last. Last mouse standing – or partially standing – wins!
