The classic press-your-luck dice game. Pass the device around for 2-6 players — no account, no app, just roll.
Farkle is a press-your-luck dice game for 2-6 players. Roll six dice, set aside any that score, and choose to bank your points or risk rolling the rest for more. Roll a set with no scoring dice at all and you Farkle — losing everything banked that turn. Get all six dice scoring in a turn and you earn hot dice, rolling all six again with your points intact. Any seat can be handed to a computer opponent — Easy plays it safe and banks early, Medium takes reasonable risks, and Hard pushes its luck aggressively and plays to catch up when it's behind. Fans of the tavern dice minigame in Kingdom Come: Deliverance will recognize this immediately — it's the same game (the developers built it directly on Farkle's rules), just here you can play with 2-6 people instead of just one NPC, pick any target score, and bring in computer opponents of your own.
| Single 1 | 100 |
| Single 5 | 50 |
| Three 1s | 1000 |
| Three of any other number | Number × 100 |
| Four / Five / Six of a kind | ×2 / ×3 / ×4 the three-of-a-kind value |
| Straight (1-2-3-4-5-6) | 1500 |
| Three pairs | 1500 |
You need 500+ points in a single turn before you can bank your first score. Once someone reaches the target score, everyone else gets exactly one more turn to try to beat them — highest score after that wins.
Yes, completely free, with no account or sign-up required.
2 to 6 players, passing the same device around for each turn.
Yes, check the "Bot" box next to any player and choose Easy, Medium, or Hard. Easy banks its points early and plays conservatively, Medium takes balanced risks, and Hard pushes its luck much further and plays more aggressively when it's behind.
Yes — the tavern dice minigame in Kingdom Come: Deliverance is built directly on Farkle's rules, right down to the scoring table. The main differences are that the in-game version is typically 2-player with a lower default target score (often 4,000), and includes special trick dice, while this version supports 2-6 players, any target score, and computer opponents.
A single 1 is worth 100 points and a single 5 is worth 50. Three of a kind scores 1000 for 1s or the face value times 100 for others, with four, five, and six of a kind doubling, tripling, or quadrupling that value. A straight from 1 to 6, or three pairs, both score 1500.
That's a Farkle — you lose all the points banked so far this turn, and play passes to the next player.
If every one of your six dice ends up scoring within a turn, you get to roll all six again while keeping your accumulated turn score.
Once a player reaches the target score (10,000 by default), every other player gets exactly one more turn to try to beat them. Whoever has the highest score after that wins.