Deck & Dice

Deck & Dice is a table of games in one app, dice and cards, ready the second you open it. No account, no internet, no ads. SEVEN GAMES • Farkle — push your luck. Roll, set aside what scores, and decide every throw whether to bank or go again. One bad roll and the turn is worth nothing. • Yachtsee — the scorecard classic. Three rolls a turn, hold the dice you want, and pick the category that pays. The board shows what every open category is worth before you commit. • Solitaire — Klondike, the one that comes with every computer. Drag a run, or tap a card and then its pile. • Spider — two decks, ten columns, eight runs to build from king down to ace. Finish a run and it leaves the board by itself. One suit is the default; four is Spider as published, and is rarely won by anyone. • Aces Up — four piles, aces high; Idioten, if you grew up in Sweden. When two piles show the same suit, the lower goes off. Twelve deals, no second pass, and you win with just the four aces. • Dice Roller — dice for whatever you're already playing. Any number of dice, any number of sides, and a roll history. • Card Draw — a deck for whatever you're already playing. Up to eight decks, any suits and ranks, draw up to ten at a time and hold what you want to keep. THE SAME HELP IN ALL THREE CARD GAMES, FREE A best-play hint that rings the card to move and the pile to move it to — right away, or once the board has stood still. A "no moves left" warning that walks the rest of the deck before it says a word. Undo, and turn the cards over for me. Or hand the deal over and watch it play: touch the board and it gives it straight back. All free, and live mid-deal. PLAY HOWEVER YOU'RE SITTING • Solo — fill the table with bots at Easy, Medium or Hard, mixed with people. • Pass & play — one device, take turns, as many players as fit around it. • Bluetooth — everyone on their own phone at the same table. One player opens a table, the rest tap Join. Nothing leaves the room: no servers, no lobbies, no friend codes, and a phone out of range keeps its seat. • On your own — the three card games have no table to set up. Tap one and you're dealt in. PLAY BY YOUR RULES Farkle has no single correct rule set, so it ships as presets — Zilch, the classic 10,000-point game, a straight-heavy table — with every number behind them yours to change. Yachtsee bends the same way, and so do the card games: Solitaire's draw count and passes through the deck, Spider's suit count, Aces Up's pile count. LOADED DICE Weighted dice you prepare before a game, one slot at a time — Lucky Six, Devil's One, Fiver, High Roller, Low Roller, Trickster. Any player can switch on "reveal loaded dice" and see exactly what everyone brought, free, at any point. Loaded dice earn no achievements, and the app says so up front. 45 ACHIEVEMENTS Achievements across the games, plus cross-game ones every game counts towards. Solitaire, Spider and Aces Up all feed the same card-game awards, so nothing you have played starts from zero. The ones about how well you played are checked against standard rules. DETAILS THAT MAKE IT FEEL GOOD • Dice and cards drawn in code — sharp from iPhone to iPad, and every pile announced to VoiceOver. • Every card move flies: a run fans out as it lands, and the cards underneath step along rather than jumping. • Six table looks: Classic felt and Silver to start, with Neon, Gold, Gold Premium and Space in All Access. FREE, WITH ALL ACCESS Every game is free to play, all the way through. All Access unlocks the rest for as long as it runs: bigger local tables, more phones at a Bluetooth table, custom rules, the extra themes, every loaded die and more than one saved preset per game. Limits are shown before you hit them, and a host who has upgraded shares them with the whole table. Deal yourself a hand, or grab a friend and roll. Terms of Use (EULA): https://deckanddice.codeunlimited.se/terms Privacy Policy: https://deckanddice.codeunlimited.se/policy