The Dice Game

February 19, 2021 By Mike Carlo

Well, it’s Friday, time to take a little break and play the Dice Game! The Power BI community is creative and is always developing amazing ideas. This is another incredible example that you can play right in Power BI! The brain child of this game is Kerry Kolosko, an Analyst out of of Australia.

Play the game

Below is a sample of the game. Again, fully built in PowerBI. Check out give it a good old roll of the dice!

The Magic in the Game

There are animations moving elements all on the report canvas. Rounded buttons to click on. All sorts of neat visual elements. These creative elements are capable via a custom visual, HTML Content. The HTML Content visual is maintained by Daniel Patrick-Marsh.

Daniel’s work on custom visual development is top notch. So if you are super impressed with this report go download this visual from App Source.

DOWNLOAD HTML Content Visual

Download the Game

For those of us who are really curious and want to see all the code. Download the full Dice Game found here.

DOWNLOAD the Dice Game

Please Follow

Sep 24, 2026

Agentic Dev of PBI Reports – Ep.566

Kurt Buhler tells Tommy Puglia and Mike Carlo that a full Power BI report from an agent went from a bad idea to a half-hour build in the span of a week. The catch, in his telling, is the report format, the context you bring, and a requirements process that now has to scale past a single page.

Sep 22, 2026

Your Identity and Power BI – Ep.565

Tommy Puglia, Mike Carlo, and Kurt Buhler spend this episode on what is left of the Power BI identity once Microsoft Fabric and agents are part of the job. The skill that still decides the work is judgment: listening to the business, and staying critical of what an agent hands back.

Sep 17, 2026

Self Aware in Data and AI Literacy – Ep.564

Power Query is moving a set of cloud connectors from ODBC to ADBC, and legacy Power BI Q&A now stays through February 2027. Kurt Buhler joins Tommy Puglia and Mike Carlo to sort out what data literacy and AI literacy require once Microsoft Fabric and agents make it easy to build faster than a team can review.