Farkle Dice Game

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Farkle Dice Game is a single player action game. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

Farkle Free : A dice game that combines strategy and luck.

Genres & Tags

Casual

Play Modes

Single-Player

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74%

Audience ScoreBased on 150 reviews

graphics3 negative mentions

Fun and easy to play, both solo and with friends.
Graphics are good, and the dice animation is enjoyable.
The game allows for multiple players, enhancing the competitive aspect.

The computer AI is perceived as cheating, often winning against high scores.
Dice rolls take too long, making the game feel slow and frustrating.
Many players experience frequent 'farkles' and invalid rolls, leading to a lack of enjoyment.

graphics
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The graphics of the game receive mixed reviews, with some users praising the realistic appearance of the dice and overall visuals, while others criticize the slow gameplay and awkward animations that detract from the experience. Despite the appealing graphics, the time-consuming dice rolls and clunky interactions have left some players disappointed.
- “Graphics are good, the dice roll looks realistic but gameplay is far too slow.”
- “The graphics are third-rate; the dice bounce all over and cover the scorecard, which is frustrating. This seems to be a common issue in lower-rated apps.”
- “The visuals are subpar and lack detail, making the overall experience feel cheap and unpolished.”
- “The art style is outdated and doesn't match the quality of modern games, leaving a lot to be desired.”
monetization
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The monetization model, which includes a 99-cent option to remove ads, has received criticism for potentially affecting gameplay balance, as players report experiencing increased difficulty and perceived unfairness after making the purchase. This has led some users to feel that the game becomes less enjoyable, ultimately resulting in their decision to stop playing.
- “At first it was a fun game, but after about 3 days of playing fairly often, I paid the 99 cents to get rid of the ads. After that, the computer player was so incredibly lucky that I believe there had to be some kind of flaw in the program. It would win almost every game, and I got 'farkled' in one roll too many times. It would come back from impossible odds to beat me. The rare times I managed to get a good lead, it became no fun. I gave it 5 days and deleted it; you can keep the 99 cents.”
- “The monetization model is frustrating. It feels like the game is designed to push you towards spending money rather than enjoying the gameplay. I found myself constantly bombarded with ads and prompts to buy in-game currency, which ruined the experience.”
- “I was really excited to play, but the constant need to spend money to progress made it unenjoyable. It feels like a cash grab rather than a game meant for fun.”