So as the title indicates classic Yahtzee game is classicly fun to play, you can play by yourself you can play with against people online you can do the professional level. It’s all fun and you receive redeemable points every game. able to cash them out every four hours and I get them straight to my PayPal without even all that much effort and time . I have been able to make like four dollars a day just doing this in my free seconds or minutes if my day . The only thing I don’t like is the extra turn option. ya player can watch a video to qualify for an extra turn, which comes in handy sometimes but I don’t think it’s fair. Because you could do it every single turn of the game and that’s not Yahtzee .Yahtzee doesn’t give you four turns to give you three . so as an incentive, it would be cool to just have it if you were allowed to have three or maybe five on extra tyrns but not every term .

I feel like it’s rigged at times. It’s just freaking annoying. I’ll play the puzzle and in doing so you’ll need to reach or go over that puzzle amount you chose. So, let’s say I need 250 or more points to have that piece accomplished. I’ll be 6 points away from a win and need only six 2’s left. It seems like just because all I need are 2’s, I’ll literally never get a 2. And I’ll watch ad after ad after ad like there’s no tomorrow for maybe just one more 2, and I kid you not after 30 minutes of watching ads for that one 2, I end up giving up and starting over. This happens a lot with any number at any time. It feels like once I’ve “watched enough ads” then spontaneously in one game I’ll get like 3 Yahtzee’s in almost a row. It’s a fun game but I’m curious of how “random” the die really are. Also when you play others, sometimes I get distracted so I set my phone down or take a phone call, and like I’ve “left the other person hanging” for quite some time but I start playing again and it’s like I never left. So I know all of those are either bots or pre-played games. Whereas if I play skipbo, I’m timed and miss my turn because the other players are real and they’re waiting. Again fun game but feels a bit rigged. It is aggravating but knowing it I still play to pass time.

This is a fun game to play. You don’t have ads coming up at every move, there are ads but only to get extra rewards. There are no side games and I find that refreshing in a game like this. I like that it shows you what you can use your dice roll for on your score sheet, making it easy to choose where you want to play. Overall it’s just a great game to play if you’re wanting to waste some time or get away from life for a little while, and it’s fun. There is the competitiveness of it which keeps it from being boring. There is one thing I would change, at the end when the final scores are shown of each player, the graphic goes by entirely too fast. You need a second to compare the two scores.

My fiancé and I love playing the board game Yahtzee, so I’ve tried downloading a few different apps before this one. Most of them weren’t very good—they were confusing and didn’t really follow the standard rules of the game. This app, however, is simple, easy to use, and feels true to the original.I especially like that it’s beginner-friendly. I think it would be a great way to teach my daughter how to play without overwhelming her with complicated instructions—she can just learn by playing along on the app.Overall, this is one of the best versions of the game I’ve found, and I’d definitely recommend it. 10 out of 10!