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Version 32.07 · 2026-10-19
Fixed an issue affecting chat for VoiceOver users, improving accessibility and making messaging easier to use.
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Six classic dice games in one app — play online with friends or offline anytime.
Turn-based matches mean no waiting. Take your turn whenever it fits your schedule, whether you have 2 minutes or 2 hours. Built from the ground up for VoiceOver accessibility.
DICE WORLD INCLUDES 6 CLASSICS
• Farkle — Push-your-luck showdown. Risk it all or bank your points.
• Yatzy — Roll poker-style hands and outscore your rivals.
• Balut — A tactical gem popularized by American soldiers overseas.
• Pig — Fast, simple, addictive. Just don't roll a 1.
• Threes — Strategic low-score challenge with 5 dice.
• 1-4-24 — Pick your lucky number and roll to victory.
PLAY YOUR WAY…
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Fixed an issue affecting chat for VoiceOver users, improving accessibility and making messaging easier to use.
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