Yatzy Multiplayer - Play Dice

As a child, I played Yatzy almost everyday when you had to keep score on paper. This game can be just as enjoyable if the computer didn’t get all the high dice numbers. For example, the computer almost always gets Yatzy, lg and sm straights, and tons of sixes and I end up restarting the game so I can win once and a while. Nonetheless, I still play it because it really is fun when you can beat the beast, lol. Don’t get me wrong, I do get several wins in a row but that’s after restarting the game several times. :)

The new update is very busy. The dice rolls on the score sheet and goes so fast it makes me ill. I played this game several times everyday but now I can’t. Will be looking for a different Yacht dice game. Updated to 4 stars: They were very quick to put a fix in for the dice rolling on score pad. I wish there was a way to slow the dice roll in place. Goes too fast.

This is a good implementation of online multiplayer Yahtzee. The additional scoring options balance the game and make it so you’re not necessarily out of it once your opponent scores a Yahtzee, or multiple Yahtzees. This lessens the number of “quitters” you get when playing online. Very well done and fun. HOWEVER, the advertisement delivery system is broken. The game constantly stalls when a new advertisement needs to load. While the game is stalled waiting for an ad to load, you may hit the “roll” button twice. Once the ad is finished loading, all of those clicks are stored and then happen at the same time. It sometimes gets so bad that it will disconnect you or your opponent while the game is waiting for a new ad. This happens both on cellular and stable WiFi connections. It is mind-numbingly frustrating. Please note, this is not for the ads you view between games, but rather the ads that appear at the bottom of the screen during gameplay. I understand the necessity of the ads in a free game and am willing to look at as many ads is needed for the developer to support the game, however, the ads should not interfere with gameplay like this. If there were ever the need for a paid “ad free” version of a game, this would be it, at least until they can fix their ad delivery system.