Yatzy
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Yatzy is a classic dice game that is popular all over the world. The game is also known as Yahtzee and is played with five dice. The objective of the game is to score as many points as possible by rolling the dice and making different combinations.
The game is played with two or more players, and each player takes turns rolling the dice. Players can roll the dice up to three times on their turn, trying to make the best possible combination. They can choose to keep some or all of the dice after each roll and roll the rest.
The game has different combinations that players can aim to achieve, and each combination has a different point value. For example, a player can score points by getting three of a kind, four of a kind, a full house, a straight, or a Yahtzee (five of a kind).
Once a player has rolled three times, they must choose a combination to score. If they cannot score any of the combinations, they must choose to score zero in one of the categories.
The game continues until all players have taken their turns, and the player with the highest score at the end of the game wins.
In the mobile version of Yatzy, players can play against the computer or against other players online. The game also features different game modes and options, including different scoring methods and variations of the game. It's a great way to enjoy the classic dice game on-the-go!
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Game category: Hypercasual
PLAYHow to play this game:
1. Choose the number of players: You can play Yatzy against the computer or with friends. Select the number of players and enter the names of the players if playing against others.
2. Roll the dice: At the beginning of each turn, roll all five dice. You can roll the dice up to three times in a turn.
3. Choose the dice to keep: After each roll, you can choose which dice to keep and which to re-roll. Simply tap the dice you want to keep and then tap the "Roll" button to re-roll the others.
4. Score your roll: Once you have completed all three rolls, you must score your roll. Tap on a scoring category to lock it in. The categories are:
• Ones: Score the sum of all ones rolled
• Twos: Score the sum of all twos rolled
• Threes: Score the sum of all threes rolled
• Fours: Score the sum of all fours rolled
• Fives: Score the sum of all fives rolled
• Sixes: Score the sum of all sixes rolled
• Three of a kind: Score the sum of all dice if you have at least three of the same value
• Four of a kind: Score the sum of all dice if you have at least four of the same value
• Full house: Score 25 points if you have three of a kind and a pair
• Small straight: Score 30 points if you have four consecutive values
• Large straight: Score 40 points if you have five consecutive values
• Chance: Score the sum of all dice
• Yatzy: Score 50 points if you have five of a kind
You can only score in each category once per game, so choose wisely.
5. Keep playing: After you score your roll, it's the next player's turn. Keep playing until all players have taken 13 turns and scored their rolls. The player with the highest total score wins the game.
