Farkle 3D: Medieval Tavern

Roll the bones by firelight. Farkle is the classic push-your-luck dice game, and this one is set in a medieval tavern rendered in full 3D. Every roll asks the same question: bank what you have, or throw again for more? Score a straight, a three-of-a-kind, or clear all six dice for hot dice. Roll nothing at all and it is a Farkle - the whole turn's score is gone. WHAT YOU GET - Six dice with real rigid-body physics. No scripted outcomes, no rigged rolls. - A wooden dice cup, shaken and poured for every throw. - Dice you set aside stay on your edge of the table, so you can read your opponent's progress at a glance. - One opponent, the King. His decisions come from solved probabilities, never from cheating - he gets exactly the same dice you do. - Plays completely offline. No account, no network, no ads interrupting a turn. - Six medieval tracks that shuffle and crossfade, so a long session never loops. - Adjustable target score, pips or numerals, graphics quality, and a vibration toggle. - English, French and Spanish. A TAVERN, NOT A MENU A single room lit by the hearth, two torches and the candles on your table. The fire answers what happens on it: flames flare when you clear all six dice, and lie down when you lose a turn. The camera moves on its own to keep every die in frame, wherever they land. HOW TO PLAY Roll six dice. Set aside the ones that score, then decide: bank the points, or roll what is left. Clear all six and you roll all six again with your score intact. Score nothing on a roll and you lose everything banked that turn. First to the target wins. If you have played Ten Thousand, Zilch, Greed, Dice 10000, or Yahtzee, you already know your way around this one - the scoring will feel familiar from the first turn.