Yatzy - Cozy Dice Game

New in 1.7
• Choose Scandinavian or American scoring in Settings or when starting a game. Both have a computer opponent. Games in progress keep their original rules.
• Tap the big die on the home screen to pick a dice skin. Wood, marble, gold, copper and steel dice work with any theme.
• Spend game night in a cozy cabin under the stars with Stargazer’s Retreat, a new illustrated theme.
• History now has separate tabs for Scandinavian and American games.

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Pass the phone around for a game of Yatzy with up to four players. You can also play against the computer or settle in for a solo game and try to beat your best score. All three modes work offline, and you don’t need an account.

How to play

Roll five dice, keep the ones you like and roll the rest again. You get up to three rolls per turn. When you’re ready, choose an empty box on your scorecard. If nothing fits, you’ll have to pick a box to take a zero. Once everyone has filled all 13 boxes, the highest score wins.

Playing together

Between turns, you’ll see the standings and whose turn it is to roll. If someone needs to leave early, the others can finish the game. When you play against the computer, you can choose easy, normal or hard with either ruleset.

How the scoring differs

• Straights — In Scandinavian games, 1–2–3–4–5 scores 15 and 2–3–4–5–6 scores 20. In American games, any four numbers in a row score 30 and any five in a row score 40.
• Full house — Add up all five dice in Scandinavian games. In American games, a full house is worth 25.
• Three or four of a kind — Count only the matching dice in Scandinavian games. Count all five in American games.
• Upper bonus — Score at least 63 points in Ones through Sixes to earn a 50-point bonus in Scandinavian games or a 35-point bonus in American games.

Five of a kind is a Yatzy, worth 50 points either way. If you forget how a box scores, tap its name on the scorecard. The full rules are in Settings, too.

At the table

Pick from eight themes, each with its own dice, or mix a theme with your favourite dice skin. Sound and vibration have separate switches, so you can keep the feel of a roll even when you’re playing quietly.

If you stop mid-turn, your game saves automatically. Each mode and ruleset has its own save, and you can look back through finished scorecards in History.

Yatzy fits small phones and tablets and is available in English, Danish, Dutch, French, German, Hungarian, Italian, Norwegian, Polish, Spanish and Swedish.