The Cozy Evenings Collection
€31,50Six complete games for every season of the year. Start here.
The Last Post leaves on Christmas Eve. Twelve evenings behind the counter: start by mid-December.
A brand-new Christmas game, plus everything you need to give Dice & Diary as a gift.
Instant download, so it works as a gift even on Christmas Eve. When you give a game as a gift, the personal license goes with it.
What you need: a pen, one six-sided die (or the dice roller in the digital companion), and a quiet evening. Print at home on A4 or US Letter, or play on a tablet with the interactive edition.
One-time payment, no subscription. Personal-use license: print as often as you like for yourself and your household.
Inside the kit
Everything to turn a digital game into a real present under the tree, plus a brand-new Christmas game to keep or to give.
Why it works as a gift
It arrives by email the moment you order. Print the games, tie them with twine, add the certificate and a die in its little box. It looks like a present because it is one.
If it isn't your kind of quiet, email help@diceanddiary.com within 30 days and we'll refund you in full. No forms, no questions.
A file that won't open or a page that prints badly? We fix it within 24 hours.
More evenings
Each game stands on its own. Together they cover a whole year of quiet evenings.
Six complete games for every season of the year. Start here.
Questions
No. The Christmas Post Office is a brand-new game with its own village, six new regulars and its own ending. It plays on its own, with the same simple rules.
Three ways, all explained in the kit: print the game and wrap it with the tags and paper; fill in the gift certificate and put it in the card; or forward your download page by email with a line from Words for the card.
When you give a Dice & Diary game as a gift, the personal license goes with it: it becomes theirs to print for themselves and the people in their home.
No. The Christmas Post Office is about a village, its neighbors, parcels, snow and a sleigh. No religious content.
No. You pay once and the files are yours.