Best Zoch products in the Dice games category
On this page you'll find a ranking of the best Zoch products in this category. To give you a quick overview, we've already ranked the most important information about the products for you.
1. Zoch Heckmeck at Bratwurmeck
Heckmeck am Bratwurmeck is a fast-paced dice game featuring eight dice and 16 portions of bratwurst valued between 21 and 36. In the center of the game, the bratwursts are placed on the grill, waiting to be snatched up by the players. After each roll, a player selects identical dice symbols and continues to roll the remaining dice. This continues until the player collects one of the available bratwurst portions, at which point they can choose to stop voluntarily or cause a misroll. Afterwards, the player can take the rolled bratwurst portion, even from the supply of their fellow players.
2. Zoch ZOC05091 - Mini Heckmeck am Bratwurmeck - Figure/dice game (DE edition)
A turbulent dice game set in a popular chicken environment. In the center of the game, 16 portions of bratworms with varying values await to be snatched by the rolling chickens on the grill. A player picks identical dice symbols from their roll and continues to roll the remaining dice. If their dice result matches the value of an available bratworm portion, they can take it or steal it from others. Heckmeck am Bratwurmeck is a dice game for clever birds who have caught the scent of bratworms.
Warning: Not suitable for children under 36 months. Legal minimum age: 8, legal maximum age: 99.
Game duration: 20 to 30 minutes.
Contents: 16 worm portions, 8 symbol dice, 1 game instruction manual.
Dice games
CHF5.70
Zoch ZOC05091 - Mini Heckmeck am Bratwurmeck - Figure/dice game (DE edition)
German
3. Zoch Gigi Gacker at the Würfelacker
Chickens dine at the buffet – worms, of course. Here, many fans of the eponymous card game Gigi Gacker gather. It only takes three dice per player to create a lot of clucking on the chicken menu. At the start of each round, a worm snack of varying size and tastiness is laid out for each player at the buffet. Who gets which snack is determined by a roll of the dice. Players take turns picking one die from their roll, knowing that worms lying directly at the buffet will ultimately be "consumed" by the owner of the highest total dice result – even if they are not always the most appealing snacks. When placing the second and final die, the chickens try to outsmart each other with little "tricks": now they can choose to roll the dice again or even replace them with snacks they have already collected. It is also quite popular to simply reverse the order at the buffet, allowing players with weak dice results to still snag the really big treats.
Dice games
−7%
CHF12.70 was CHF13.70
Zoch Gigi Gacker at the Würfelacker
German, Italian, French, English
4. Zoch ZOC05088 - Heckmeck Junior - figure/ dice game (DE, EN), for 2 to 5 players, aged 5 and older
Heckmeck Junior - Figure/Dice Game, for 2 to 5 players, ages 5 and up
The kids have been waiting for this for a long time: Finally, the fun that the adults have with "Heckmeck am Bratwurmeck" is available in a charming, funny, and completely age-appropriate form for the little ones.
The Worm King of the Day will be the one who rolls the tastiest ingredients for their Mäc Häck with 6 dice! Pickles, cheese, and ketchup make our young chickens' chicken wings flutter faster! Those who roll many different side dishes get to scoop the most delicious bratwurms onto their plate. And if the coveted portion is no longer on the grill? Then you can sneak a bite from your friends' plates!
Warning! Not suitable for children under 36 months. Legal minimum age: 5, legal maximum age: 99
- Players: For 2 to 5 players, ages 5 and up
- Playing time: 20 to 30 minutes
- Contents: 12 bratwurm portions, 6 Heckmeck dice, 1 game manual.
Dice games
CHF8.90
Zoch ZOC05088 - Heckmeck Junior - figure/ dice game (DE, EN), for 2 to 5 players, aged 5 and older
German, French, Italian, English
5. Zoch Heckmeck Deluxe
Classic game. Recommended for ages 8 and up. Playing time: 30 minutes. For 2 to 7 players. The classic "Heckmeck am Bratwurmeck" and the expansion "Extrawurm" together in an elegant metal box. As a bonus, a baked apple delights its owner at the end of the game. Heckmeck Deluxe by Zoch is the iconic chicken dice game for the whole family. This bestseller guarantees plenty of fun and action. You not only get the classic Heckmeck, but also the expansion Extrawurm for even more gaming enjoyment, all in a decorative metal tin.
6. Zoch Mind flash Dice flash
In the center of the table are the five typical Geist Blitz objects: book, bottle, armchair, mouse, and ghost. Corresponding to their colors are five dice. The results of the dice indicate which object should be grabbed. After each roll, players first check if there is an object that the dice show most frequently. The color of this object then determines which die indicates the object to be grabbed. If other combinations of dice appear, players must grab what is rarely seen. If all the dice show something different, the die on which ghost Balduin is hiding reveals which object is currently being sought. Dice Blitz is a Geist Blitz for dice-loving quick thinkers.
7. Zoch Mach die Flatter
Who is sitting on the clothesline? Of course, it's a parrot with a blue head and yellow wings. Behind it sits another one with red wings, but that one has already fluttered away, over to the fence or somewhere else. In this game for 2-5 players aged 6 and up, the colorful parrots take off and land where another one was just seen. Time and again, the vibrant flutterers gather at five different locations, only to soon be scattered across other landing spots in a colorful array. In each turn, players create a colorful confusion. Each time, a new bird lands while another flutters away. All "birdwatchers" try to remember the locations of the parrots indicated by a search card in their binoculars. It proves particularly clever to encounter many similarly colored feathered companions at the same landing spot. Meanwhile, one should also secretly keep track of where their own type of parrot is moving. Throughout the game, a single exotic bird is spotted. Knowing its favorite landing spots can be very valuable. Conversely, players must avoid the locations of their opponent's parrot. Those who pay close attention and let all the birds flutter cleverly can adorn themselves with many colorful feathers and win. The intellectual inspiration for this charming game idea comes from the Portuguese game designer Luís Dinis. The illustrations are by the renowned artist Dennis Lohausen.
8. Zoch Up and down
The chicken coop is bustling with activity, as Glucki and his feathered friends are on an exciting mission: the conquest of the chicken ladder! Who will manage to reach the top and rise to become the "premium chicken"?.
9. Zoch Das wurmt
Some worms just can't grow long enough. And this can really bug some players in this card game. In the display, worm ends in three colors are visible, each with a worm head placed at the front. When a player turns the head, they discover a worm segment that allows this little worm to grow in length. This is exactly what players do on each turn, before promptly completing the extended creature with its head from their hand of cards. Since not all worm segments are the same, some worms can grow faster and others slower in length, depending on the card played. However, the actual growth only becomes visible when the next head is played and the previous one is turned again. This simple game mechanic allows players to secretly make their worms grow—until they hopefully reach a desired length. And this is the goal of each turn, as worms of ideal length earn points for their discoverer, while overly long worms will result in negative points. Bluffing, speculating, strategizing... and sometimes just having plain luck... The game offers an easy entry into nearly all facets of gaming with its child-friendly rules. The Dutch author Robert Brouwer, who has already made a name for himself with the current Gigi Gacker series under the Zoch brand, has brought this lively game idea to light. The famous worms from the Zoch chicken line are once again brought to life by Doris Matthäus, ensuring endless smiles.
10. Zoch Unlucky
What bad luck! Anyone who rolls poorly in this game is a true jinx. It would be so simple to achieve four matching dice faces with seven dice after a few attempts. Everything becomes even easier because dice that already show the desired result can be set aside. Yet somehow, a black bird always sneaks into the dice results – and three of these feathered friends simply bring bad luck – more specifically: small black game pieces called "Frustrat." With these Frustrats, frustration increases significantly: they can be used to frustrate other players by eliminating their successful rolls. The player who consistently rolls off the path to success loses. What bad luck!.
