Risky Rolls: Farkle Dice Game

Risky Rolls is a Farkle dice game for anyone who's ever said, "Just one more roll." Start with six dice, set aside the ones that score, and decide whether to bank your points or roll again. If your next roll scores nothing, you lose the points you've built up that turn. Push your luck games are all about that little moment when you know you could stop but the dice are still in your hand.

Ten thousand points is the target when you play against a friend. You might know the classic as Zilch, Zonk, or the Greed game. The names 10000 dice, 10,000 dice, and 10000 game all refer to that same race. If your game nights usually feature classic board games and dice games, try a round of Farkle and see how long you can resist rolling again.

FEATURES

• Dice roller with Hot dice. Roll dice and pick your own scoring combinations in DIY mode, or let Eazy-Peazy group them for you. When all six dice score, you can roll the whole set again and build a bigger turn.

• Arcade dice challenges. Explore 200 levels across themed worlds in Farkle 10000. Beat the score target before you run out of turns or strikes, then replay a level to try for all three stars.

• Solo dice game with a personal scoreboard. Get 10 turns to set a personal best in High Score mode. See where each run lands on your top-ten board.

• 2 player dice game. Pass and play on one phone and race to 10,000. It's easy to squeeze in a rematch, and family game night gets a little louder when someone risks a big turn.

• Play online. Find an opponent, invite a friend with a link or code, or take on Risky Bot. Online play requires an internet connection.

• Offline dice game for trips and breaks. Play the core modes without an internet connection or an account. Friend invites require a connection.

• Endless dice with Premium. Risk and reward gets tense when your score starts climbing. See how far you can go in one run before a roll comes up empty.

• Music and sound controls. Pick an in-game soundtrack, adjust music and sound effects separately, or keep your own music playing.

Download Risky Rolls and take your first roll. Set a score worth beating on your own, or hand the phone to a friend and see who reaches 10,000 first. When the points start adding up, will you bank them or roll again?