Official Links and Verified Destinations - Anime Dice Wiki
The verified places to find the game and its developer, and how to tell them apart from lookalikes.
Overview
Anime Dice is a Roblox experience developed and published by the group More & More Games, and the only authoritative source of information is the official game page. Everything else, including this wiki, is a community resource built on what the developer shares. This page lists verified destinations and the community channels.
Finding the Right Game
The video below introduces the game and shows what the experience actually looks like, which helps confirm you have found the right one before spending time on it. Because several Roblox experiences use similar names, verifying the developer group is more reliable than trusting the title alone. See the Discord guide for the community side.
Verified Destinations
The table below lists the destinations that can be trusted as authoritative for the game itself. Anything else offering files, downloads, or account services should be treated as unofficial at best. The script safety guide explains the specific risks around third-party tools.
| Destination | Purpose | Authoritative |
|---|---|---|
| Roblox game page | Play the game, read the official description | Yes |
| Developer Roblox group | Announcements, updates, member count | Yes |
| Official Discord server | Community, codes, support | Yes, community-run |
| Roblox platform itself | Account and payment handling | Yes |
| This wiki | Independent guides and data | No, fan resource |
What the Official Page Confirms
The game's own description lists five mechanics, and those are the only ones stated with authority. Everything else on this site, from odds to multipliers, is community measurement layered on top. The rarity guide labels which figures come from which source.
Roll Dice
Rolling reveals anime-inspired characters, confirmed.
Upgrade for Luck
Dice upgrades raise Luck, stated in the description.
Build a Team
Assembling the strongest team is a stated goal.
Collect Mutations
Rare characters and mutations are confirmed features.
Offline Income
Money generates while offline, confirmed as a headline feature.
Everything Else
Odds and exact multipliers remain community-reported.
How to Verify You Have the Right Game
Because the name is not unique, a quick verification takes seconds and prevents a lot of confusion later. The steps below also apply to any link you receive from a community channel, where impersonation is a known problem. The community guide covers the wider safety picture.
Check the Developer Group
Confirm the page lists More & More Games as the creator. A different group name means a different game, regardless of how similar the title looks.
Compare the Description
The genuine description lists rolling, Luck upgrades, team building, mutations and offline income. Missing or altered text is a strong sign of a copy.
Verify the Statistics
Visit count and favourite count should be in the millions and tens of thousands respectively. A page with tiny numbers is almost certainly not the same experience.
Avoid External Downloads
The game runs entirely inside the Roblox client. Any site offering a separate download is not official, and our script safety guide covers the risks.
Why Lookalikes Exist
Popular Roblox experiences attract copycat listings that reuse similar names to capture searches, and Anime Dice is no exception. These are usually low-effort imitations rather than deliberate scams, but the practical effect is the same: wasted time and confusing information. See the script safety guide.
The reliable defence is to check the developer rather than the title. Group names are much harder to imitate convincingly than game names, so a quick look at who published a page settles the question faster than comparing descriptions or thumbnails. Our how-to-play guide assumes you are on the correct page.
Safety Rules for External Links
The list below covers the realistic risks a player encounters when searching for game information. None of them requires technical knowledge to follow, and each removes an exposure that would be difficult to recover from. The Discord guide covers community-specific precautions.
- Verify the developer group before trusting a game page
- Never enter Roblox credentials on a non-Roblox domain
- Treat any external download offer as unsafe by default
- Ignore unsolicited messages promising free units or currency
- Cross-check claims against the official description
Frequently Asked Questions
Who made Anime Dice?
The game is developed and published by the Roblox group More & More Games. Confirming the developer group is the most reliable way to check you are on the correct game page, since several experiences use similar names.
Is this wiki official?
No. This is an independent fan-built resource and we are not affiliated with or endorsed by More & More Games or by Roblox. We do not host downloads, and we do not provide account services of any kind.
Where should I read the official description?
On the Roblox game page itself. It lists five confirmed mechanics: rolling for characters, upgrading dice for Luck, building a team, collecting mutations, and earning money while offline. Everything else is community-reported rather than stated by the developer.
How do I avoid fake game pages?
Check the developer group rather than the title. The genuine page lists More & More Games and shows visit counts in the millions, and a listing with a different creator or tiny numbers is almost certainly a copy rather than the real experience.
Are there official downloads for the game?
No. Anime Dice runs entirely inside the Roblox client on any supported platform, so any site offering a separate download is not official. Our script safety guide covers why third-party tools carry real account risk.
Where do announcements appear first?
On the developer's group and the official community server. The Roblox page title also updates with the current patch number, which makes it a quick way to confirm which version is live without checking multiple sources.