Yatzy Challenge
In DevelopmentSame dice, better decisions.
Your opponent plays your throws, in your order. The dice stop being an excuse, and the scorecard becomes a record of how you chose.
- Platforms
- iPhone · iPad · Mac
- Category
- Board game
A closer look
Tap any screenshot to open it full screen.
What's inside
Everything Yatzy Challenge does, without the filler.
Two complete rule sets
Maxi Yatzy — six dice, twenty categories, bonus of 100 at an upper sum of 84 — or the classic game with five dice, fifteen categories and 50 at 63.
The opponent gets your throws
Same dice, in the same order. The difference in score is the difference in decisions.
Today's dice
One numbered set a day, the same for everyone, so a score is comparable.
Challenge a friend
A challenge code deals the same block to both of you.
Four computer strengths
All four play the dice you were given, not better ones.
Statistics per rule set
Maxi and classic are never mixed — each keeps its own record.
Why people use Yatzy Challenge
The reasons that survive the second week.
A scoreboard you can argue with
Yatzy is normally decided by the throws. Handing both players the identical dice makes the result about the choices instead.
Both games, properly
Maxi and classic are separate rule sets with their own categories, bonuses and statistics — not one game with a toggle.
Optional help while you learn
Suggestions can be turned on during a game; a round played with help is recorded as such.
Frequently asked questions
Danish only for the moment — the app says so in its own settings, and the screenshots here are Danish for that reason. English is planned before release.
What's next
Planned work, in no guaranteed order and with no promised dates.
- in progress
English translation
The app is Danish-only today; English comes before release.
- planned
First TestFlight round
Beta across iPhone, iPad and Mac once both languages are in.
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Same dice, better decisions.