Lüge

Five dice under a cup. You say how often a number shows. The others raise, or they call it a lie.

Lüge is a dice game for two to four people. Everyone rolls in secret. You only see your own dice, and you say how often a number shows, at least, across the whole table. The next person has to go higher: more dice, or the same count and a higher face. Or they look.

Lie means there are fewer than the bid. Exact means there are exactly that many, no more. Whoever is wrong loses a die and starts the next round. No dice left, and you’re out. The last person still holding dice wins.

Ones count as whatever face is being bid. You don’t bid on ones.

How to play • Solo. Someone across the table bids with you, and lies too. Easygoing, awake, or sharp. • Together. One phone, the cups stay covered, and the phone moves on. • Nearby. Each person has their own phone. Over Bluetooth and Wi-Fi, only with the people at the table. No account, no server.

You start with three or five dice under the cup. Your name, settings, and statistics stay on the device and sync through iCloud when the same Apple ID is signed in. No ads.