Score It! When you match all the dice faces on a card with your dice, take the card and add it to your victory pile. The first player to 40 points wins! Fun game. Easy to play. Great for killing some time. The options screen is very confusing. Have no idea what a button does. Trial and error. We want to turn off some features to speed up the game play. We dont like all of the buttons and icons popping up and sliding in, just let us roll and play. Over all we would recommend the game. Megatron determines where Alcazar sent the formula, and communicates the location to Starscream and his team. Soundwave dispatches Ravage to retrieve Chip. Chip memorizes the antimatter formula and destroys all evidence of it just as Ravage breaks in to his house and fetches him. The Decepticons take Chip to the antimatter laboratory, where the Autobots are just arriving. Prime sees that the Decepticons have a human hostage, and begins formulating a plan involving Mirage and Hound. These deceptive Autobots are able to outsmart perimeter guard Rumble with their holographic ruses, allowing them and Bumblebee to sneak past.

When the Decepticons visit Chip's house to steal the antimatter formula, Chip memorizes the code...AND RIPS A FLOPPY DISK APART WITH HIS BARE HANDS. If that doesn't seem like a tremendous feat of strength, try doing so yourself (...if you can find one...) Chip must have absolutely tremendous upper body strength. When Bluestreak delivers his "not so fast" line, his crest (red) and gauntlets (dark gray) are all light gray. He also gets Megatron's fusion cannon sound effect for his laser blast. We aren’t usually ones to get deluxe editions of games, but here’s why you may want to consider it with Roll for It! Roll For It! is a casual, family-friendly dice and card game. Each player starts the game with six dice of a single color, and three target cards are laid face-up on the table. Players take turns doing the following: On a turn, a player rolls all of her dice not already on cards, then places any dice that match the targets on the corresponding cards. (Alternatively, before taking her turn, a player can first choose to reclaim all of her dice from all cards.)Roll for It! is the digital version of the fun family game published by Calliope Games! Updated on 18th October 2018

We love this game! The only problem we are having is that no one is really playing. We have 8 games going that we started 3 days ago and only 2 people have played their turn and then nothing. We hope more people start playing cause this is a really great game. There are two versions of the game (Purple and Red) and if you combine both sets up to eight players can Roll for it!. This makes the game a bit longer, but even more wild.

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Soundwave bizarrely activates the lab computer by zapping it with an energy beam from his fingertip... which lights up his entire arm. The USC pennant, possibly standing for the University of Southern California, which as an institution with a reputation as a 'party school' is an odd choice for somebody as academically accomplished as Chip; it might be the University of South Carolina, although this is unlikely, as largely only people in the Carolinas call that university "USC." However, the apparent Yale pennant that appears later seems like a good fit for somebody of Chip's talent. As he watches the Autobots gab and natter, Ratchet's head crest is white instead of gray. In the same pan, Sideswipe's shoulder is white instead of red.

Each player gets 6 dice and is attempting to create certain combinations that match the three drawed traget cards on the table. In several scenes in this episode, all of the Transformers are drawn using different, more stylised animation models. In particular, the Decepticon jets seen near the beginning are sleeker, more detailed and have a drooping nosecone. Other scenes have stylized shading, angles, and poses, such as the strange poses used by the flying Decepticons at the episode's end. Soundwave's mask is overdrawn as he kneels to activate the computer, giving him the appearance of having two large eyes.When Bumblebee radios Prowl and Bluestreak, his voice is modulated as if coming over the radio... even though the scene is the inside of his own cabin. You take turns to roll your dice, aiming to match them with the dice on the Target cards. If you complete the combination, then you take the card, score its allocated points total and replace it with another card. You can continue to do this until you have exhausted all possibilities with the dice that you rolled.