ADRIADune RallyA little cheer. A wild finish.
From secret forecasts to double points in the final leg: learn how six camels move, how stacks rank and how players score.
Start a rallyPlay on phones · Share the spectacle on a screen
FORECAST · SHAKE · CATCH A RIDE
3–8 seats, one connected phone per human. Create with a nickname and invite by QR, link or six-character code. Add simple computer riders; one human and two computers can play. All humans must be online and ready. Free, no signup or real-money wagers.
No player owns a camel. At the start, the six camels are randomly paired into stacks on spaces 0, 1 and 2 of a 24-space oasis course. Numbers, names and colors identify them. A farther space ranks ahead; within a stack, higher camels rank ahead.
At the start of each leg, take up to 60 seconds to pick a camel and a forecast style. Safe: score 2 if it places in the top two. Bold: score 5 if it places first. Otherwise score 0. Also pick a camel to cheer for; it may be the same one. Locking is final. Your choices stay private until the leg is scored.
Once everyone locks, cheer totals become public, without voter identities. Each vote adds one space when that camel’s die is rolled this leg, up to two extra spaces. Computers also cast one vote. Forecasts remain private. Missing choices are submitted by a simple strategy at timeout and shown on your phone.
The first caller is random, then calling rotates continuously. The cup holds this leg’s unrolled dice: one per camel, in its color, each showing 1, 2 or 3 with equal chance. Each shake releases one die at random. That camel moves the number shown plus its cheer bonus, carrying every camel above it. Camels below stay put. The moving group lands on top of any destination stack, preserving order. Being carried does not use a camel’s die. Each of the six dice is rolled once per leg.
After all six dice are rolled, forecasts and points are revealed using the current ranking. The host can start the next leg; it also starts automatically after 30 seconds. A camel reaching or passing space 24 ends the race after that move. Otherwise the race ends after six legs. Forecast points double in the final leg: 4 for Safe, 10 for Bold. Highest total score wins; ties share the win. The champion camel and winning players are shown separately.
Phones show the full course and controls without a screen. When a screen connects, phones default to private controls with the public course collapsed. Expand it at any time. The screen receives only public racing information and revealed results. Manual view choices are preserved; a disconnected-screen message includes an expand control.
Each shake has 45 seconds before it happens automatically. A disconnected human with a missing forecast, or the current caller going offline, pauses play until reconnection. Computers pause when all humans are offline. The host can pause, fill offline actions, or return to the lobby. Hosting passes to an online human after 30 seconds offline. Leaving mid-game hands the seat to a computer and revokes the old credential.
Your browser stores your own reconnect credential. On a new phone or browser, join the same room with the same name to take back your seat while it is offline; a seat that is still online cannot be taken. The last human leaving deletes the room; otherwise it expires 24 hours after its last state change. No accounts, payments, recordings, public matchmaking or permanent leaderboard.
Adria Dune Rally is independently created by Adria Island. Camel artwork, the Oasis Circuit, the dice cup and sounds, the combination of sealed forecasts and cheers, interface and rule text are original to this project; sounds are synthesized live in the browser. This page defines the game’s rules.
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