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Advanced Heroquest was D10, I think...or maybe d12...d10 I think!

Anyway play Advanced Heroquest and you will not regret it.

Come up with a daft story to make your daughter laugh. Like some kind of comedy choose your own adventure but roll a D10 every time and see where the story goes.

The adventures of a girl in fairy land who rides a....
D10 roll.... It's a three, that's a pot bellied piggy called Porkins.
She takes her trusty steed for ride through the...
D10 roll ... that's a 5, the table says ... Abandoned Shopping Mall?!
They came to a place with a lot of different doors and didn't know which one to try...

You get the idea. She can dress up and act it out and roll-play the madness as you go. Lots more fun than yatzhee. Assuming your daughter is still at an age that she likes to play kiddie dress up adventures of course.

Urban Manhunt uses mostly d10s, except for when dice are upgraded to d12s or downgraded to d8s.