Five Dice! Plus 4+

Name: Five Dice! Plus
Rating: 3.5 (4 reviews)
Author: Colin Lyders

Colin Lyders

Diseñada para iPhone

- 3.5 • 4 calificaciones

- Gratis
- Ofrece compras dentro de la app

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Descripción

Five Dice! Plus is a Yahtzee* game with a twist - you can accumulate unused rolls from each turn & then use them in subsequent turns.

Some reviews from our other platform version:

* "I love playing this, it's a fun game I can play with my friends."

* "Compulsive game, just as good as the original."

It's simple - use only one or two rolls & the remaining rolls from that turn are added to the next. If you don't use all the rolls from the next turn, the left overs are added to the next, & so on...

Sounds like a piece of cake to just keep accumulating rolls & getting Yahtzees, right? Wrong! If you don't think through your strategy, all those extra rolls you accumulated are gone in a flash!

FEATURES:
- 2 Player multiplayer via Game Center - with Voice Chat.
- Game screen color customizer
- Dice roll and Yahtzee! sounds
- Simple interface
- Score suggestions highlighted in yellow
- Touch the dice you want to keep
- Touch the score you want to apply the turn to
- High scores saved to top 10 list
- List can be cleared
- Leaderboards: Compare your scores with friends & other Five Dice Plus! players
- Achievements
- Daily & All Time game stats

*Yahtzee is a registered trademark of Hasbro Inc

29 mar 2016

Versión 1.9

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.

- Changed name to Five Dice! Plus

3.5 de 5

4 calificaciones

Not random

There is clearly an issue with the randomness of the dice rolls. If it weren’t for that it would be a great game.

I regularly run into a situation where the game refuses to roll one particular number for almost an entire game. It’s not uncommon to roll 25 or more die and still not roll the number I need. If it happened every once in a while I could believe it was random, but this is a regular occurrence.

On a related note, it would be interesting if the developer were to add more comprehensive statistics to validate this. For example, how often each number gets rolled, what your particular rates of rolling different combinations, etc.