Farkle - Medieval Dice Game

Farkle is a push-your-luck dice game. Roll six dice, set aside the ones that score, then decide: bank your points, or roll again for more? Roll nothing that scores and you Farkle — the whole turn is lost.

No ads, ever. Not one banner, not one video. Nothing to buy with real money either: coins are earned by playing, and some faces, dice colours and roll effects are unlocked with coins or in Story mode.

The only Farkle game available on both Wear OS watches and Android TV.

PLAY TOGETHER
2-4 players, one device: pass the phone or tablet around, or gather in front of the TV, and take turns.
Online (beta): play against a random opponent in one tap, or with a friend — one of you creates the match and shares the code. Say something with 28 ready-made phrases sorted by mood and 12 hand-drawn emotes, each read in your own language. No free-text chat.
Cross-device play: the game also runs on Wear OS watches, and matches work from one device to another — phone vs TV, watch vs phone.

AN AI THAT PLAYS FAIR
The AI rolls the same dice you do. No rigged bots, no artificial comebacks designed to push you toward paying — when it wins, it earned it.

GAME MODES
Story Mode — From a village tavern to the King's court: 23 opponents, each with their own dice, their own playing style and their own lines. Win to unlock dice and decks.
Classic — Pick your target score and play against the AI across six difficulty levels, from Easy to Legendary.
AI Duel — Sit back and watch two AI players fight it out (phones and tablets).

CLASSIC OR CHEATER'S FARKLE
Two ways to play, each with its own story: Classic, pure Farkle with honest dice — or Cheater's Farkle, where you build decks of loaded dice that bend the odds your way.

COLLECT AND CUSTOMIZE
Earn coins as you play and spend them in the shop. Build your dice collection, manage your decks, choose your avatar and unlock new table themes.

TRACK YOUR PROGRESS
Detailed statistics follow your best scores, your winning streaks and how far your collection has come.

One game, three screens: phones and tablets, Android TV and Wear OS watches — the only Farkle that spans all three, with cross-device matches between them.