Rollick Dice
Yatzy dice game, solo or with friendsPlay with a friend
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Game information
- Players
- Alone, or with a friend through a room link
- Category
- Board & Card
- Controls
- Touch, mouse, keyboard
- Languages
- 20 languages
- Price
- Free
- Played
- 4 times
About Rollick Dice
The Rollick circuit plays in eight halls, each with its own house rule: gilded boxes, a die with a star, a sealed box that has to be filled early. Beat the regulars in every hall and they hand over their dice.
Roll five dice up to three times and fill a scorecard. Classic, Yatzy and Maxi rules, an eight hall campaign, a gauntlet run and online play.
How to play Rollick Dice
Each turn you roll the dice up to three times. After a roll, tap the dice you want to keep: they move to the rail below the tray and stay out of the next roll. Then tap a box on the scorecard to see what it would score and tap it again (or press Score) to write it. Every box is filled once, so a card of 13 boxes lasts 13 turns; a box you cannot make can still take a zero. Gold numbers on the card show what each open box would score with the dice showing. Ones to Sixes count only their number; reach 63 in that upper section for a bonus. Classic scores sets on the dice total, 25 for a full house, 30 and 40 for the straights and 50 for five of a kind. Yatzy rules use pairs, two pairs and fixed straights; Maxi uses six dice and saves the rolls you do not use.
Controls
- Touch
- Tap Roll to throw, tap a die to keep it or put it back, tap a box once to see its score and again to write it.
- Mouse
- Click Roll to throw, click a die to keep it or put it back, click a box once to see its score and again to write it.
- Keyboard
- Space or R rolls, the digits 1 to 6 keep or release a die, Tab and the arrow keys move between boxes, and Enter writes the chosen box.
Features
Three rule sets
Classic with 13 boxes and a 35 point bonus, Scandinavian Yatzy with pairs and a 50 point bonus, and Maxi with six dice, 20 boxes and saved rolls.
Eight hall campaign
32 matches against 24 rivals. Each hall adds a house rule: gilded boxes that score double, a star face that counts as any number, a sealed box with a deadline, flip tokens, six dice.
Gauntlet run
Short five box cards with a target that rises every round. Clear one and pick an upgrade: star faces, a heavy die, spare rolls, gilded boxes, a fourth roll.
Play with friends
Two to four players in one room by link, each with their own card, in any of the three rule sets. No player can know a roll before it lands.
Daily card and dice to win
One daily card with the same rolls for everyone and a percentile at the end, 20 missions, hard mode with two rolls a turn, and 11 dice materials from ivory to gold.
Tips
- Aim for the upper bonus early: three of each number in Ones to Sixes is exactly 63, so four sixes or four fives buys room for a weak Ones.
- Keep a zero box in reserve for late turns: Ones or Five of a kind is usually the cheapest place to dump a bad roll.
- After the first roll, chasing a straight from four in a row pays more often than chasing a full house from one pair.
- Chance is worth most late in the card, when it rescues a turn that made nothing else.
- In Maxi, stopping after one or two rolls saves the rest for a later turn, when a fourth or fifth roll can finish a big box.
Frequently asked questions
Is Rollick the same as Yatzy?
It plays by the same family of rules: five dice, three rolls, a scorecard with an upper bonus. You can pick Classic scoring, Scandinavian Yatzy scoring or Maxi with six dice before you play.
What happens if no box fits my dice?
You still have to fill one box, and it takes whatever the dice score there, often a zero. Choosing where to take a zero is part of the game.
How does an extra five of a kind score?
In Classic, a second five of a kind adds 100 while the five of a kind box holds 50, and it may also fill Full house or a straight at full value.
Can I play with friends on different phones?
Yes. Choose Play with a friend, share the link, and up to four people join the same table. Each player fills their own card and the highest total wins.
Is my campaign progress saved?
Progress, dice and bests stay on this device in the browser, with no account. The site's device sync can move them to another device.
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