Farkle: Learn & Play Offline

Learn Farkle while you play. Roll six dice, keep scoring combinations and decide whether to roll again or bank your turn. Play against the computer or share one phone with a friend.

Every score is explained
See which dice score, why a throw farkles and how your chosen house rules affect the result. A step-by-step walkthrough and a full rules reference help you get started.

Choose your house rules
Set the opening score, target, straight and three-pair scores, four/five/six-of-a-kind scoring, hot dice, last round, two-triplet bonus and three-farkle penalty. Choose relaxed, steady or sharp computer play. Difficulty changes computer decisions; it does not change the dice.

Check the odds and your roll statistics
The optional odds coach shows the chance of farkling and the expected value of another roll under your current rules. Local statistics compare face distributions and farkles with expected values. Games against the computer and shared-phone games have separate statistics and wins.

Read comfortably
Choose dice and text sizes, explanation and odds-coach visibility and play speed. Open Settings from the gear at the upper right, then select your language or follow the device language. The app and feedback form support 17 languages.

Offline play, optional feedback
No account, virtual coins, chips or purchases. Games work offline. Ads and feedback need internet. Full-screen ads appear at app opening or after a finished game, never between turns; eligible screens can show a banner. Send feedback through the form in your chosen language. Dice, game seeds, scores and statistics are not sent with feedback.

This is a casual dice game with no real-money wagering or prizes. Rules vary between families; the reference identifies Wikipedia and Dice Game Depot sources, and house-rule options let you match your table.

Recent changes:
Play and learn in 17 languages. Choose your language from the upper-right Settings gear and send feedback in the same language. Improved privacy choices and startup reliability; your house rules and statistics are preserved.