The classic five-dice game. Free, offline, and ad-free.
A daily puzzle plus other ways to play the same 13-box card on a quiet green felt table. No ads, no account, and no wifi required.
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- No ads
- No account
- Works offline
- 5.5 MB
- No data collected
Free on the App Store for iPhone & iPad iOS 17+ · 5.5 MB · No ads · No in-app payments to play
Screenshots
One screen. Scorecard, dice, and your next move.
The whole game fits on one portrait screen: no scrolling, no menus between you and the next roll. Green felt in light and dark.
Game Modes
Six ways to play the same card.
Switch from the dice button. Names and short lines match the in-app menu.
Today's Dice
Everyone rolls the same dice today.
Classic
Matching upper first for an extra 5 of a Kind
House
Extra 5 of a Kind can go in any open box.
Down
Fill the card from the top.
Call
Name the box after the first roll.
Hand
One roll. Fill a box.
How It Works
Roll. Hold. Score. Thirteen boxes to fill.
Classic five-dice rules, exactly as you remember them, including the upper bonus, extra five-of-a-kind bonuses, and joker placement.
Roll up to three times
Each turn starts with a fresh roll of five dice. You get up to two re-rolls to chase the combination you want.
Tap to hold your dice
Hold the keepers between rolls. Feltzee shows the potential score in every open box, so you always know your best move.
Fill the scorecard
Score each turn in one of 13 boxes: Aces through Chance, full house, straights, and five of a kind. Chase the 35-point upper bonus and beat your best Classic score.
- Classic rules, including bonus five-of-a-kind and joker placement
- In-progress games save automatically, so you can leave and pick up where you stopped
- Six modes on the same card, including Today's Dice
- Optional Game Center leaderboards when you opt in
- Unlock seven more felt tables at 200, 250, 300, 350, 400, 500, and 650 points
- Ember and Forge unlock from a Today's Dice streak of 7 and 30
- Haptics only, no sound; quiet enough for a waiting room
- VoiceOver, Voice Control, and Reduced Motion supported
- Zero data collected: no analytics, no tracking, no account
Guides
Learn the game. Master the scorecard.
Rules, scoring, and strategy for classic five-dice play, and how each one works inside Feltzee.
How to Play Yahtzee: Rules for Beginners
The complete rules of the classic five-dice game: rolls, holds, and all 13 scoring boxes.
Read the guide →The Yahtzee Score Sheet, Explained
Every box on the scorecard, what it scores, and why you may never need a paper sheet again.
Read the guide →What Is a Good Yahtzee Score?
Average scores, great scores, and the theoretical maximum, plus how to raise yours.
Read the guide →Second Yahtzee? Bonus & Joker Rules
The 100-point bonus and exactly where the joker roll must go, handled automatically in Feltzee.
Read the guide →Full House Rules and Points
What counts as a full house, what it scores, and whether five of a kind qualifies.
Read the guide →Small Straight vs. Large Straight
What counts as each straight, what they score, and when to chase the extra 10 points.
Read the guide →The 35-Point Upper Section Bonus
Why 63 is the magic number and how to plan your upper section around it.
Read the guide →Yahtzee Strategy: How to Win
When to re-roll, where to take zeros, and the habits that add 50+ points to your average.
Read the guide →Can You Play Yahtzee by Yourself?
How solo play works, and why a high-score list makes it genuinely competitive.
Read the guide →Dice Games That Work Without Wifi
What to look for in a truly offline dice game for flights, commutes, and dead zones.
Read the guide →Finding a Yahtzee App Without Ads
Why most free dice apps are full of ads, and what an ad-free one looks like.
Read the guide →Pass-and-Play: Dice Games on One Phone
How to run a family dice night from a single shared phone, names and all.
Read the guide →FAQ
Frequently asked questions
How do you play a Yahtzee-style dice game?
Roll five dice up to three times per turn, holding any dice between rolls. After your last roll, score the dice in one of 13 boxes: Aces through Sixes on top, combinations like full house, straights, and five of a kind below. The game ends when every box is filled.
What are the 13 boxes on a Yahtzee score sheet?
Six upper boxes (Aces through Sixes) score the total of matching dice. Seven lower boxes cover 3 of a Kind, 4 of a Kind, Full House (25), Small Straight (30), Large Straight (40), 5 of a Kind (50), and Chance.
What is a good Yahtzee score?
Over 250 is a good casual score, 300+ is excellent, and 400+ usually means multiple five-of-a-kinds. The theoretical maximum is 1,575. The 35-point upper bonus is the swing that decides most games.
What happens if you roll a second five of a kind?
If you already scored 50 in the five-of-a-kind box, each extra one is worth a 100-point bonus, and then the joker rules decide where the roll is placed. Feltzee applies both automatically.
How many points is a full house?
A full house (three of one number plus two of another) is always 25 points, regardless of which numbers show.
What's the difference between a small and large straight?
A small straight is any run of four numbers and scores 30. A large straight is a run of all five dice and scores 40.
How do you get the 35-point upper bonus?
Score 63 or more across the six upper boxes, the equivalent of three of each number. Feltzee shows your running progress toward 63 right on the scorecard.
What's the best strategy to win?
Bank Fives and Sixes early for the upper bonus, keep Chance as a safety net, take zeros in cheap boxes instead of wasting a good roll, and always chase five of a kind when three matching dice show up early.
Can you play Yahtzee by yourself?
Yes. Solo play is you against your own best score. Feltzee saves games mid-turn, tracks a Today's Dice streak, and offers optional Game Center leaderboards.
Does Feltzee work offline, without wifi?
Yes. No internet is required to play: flights, subways, and dead zones are fine. Game Center leaderboards are the only optional online feature.
Does Feltzee have ads or in-app purchases?
No ads, no paywalls, no account, and no data collected. New felt tables unlock by scoring higher, not by paying.
Can my family share one phone to play?
Yes. Feltzee was built for a shared family phone. Pass the phone around the table and play the same 13-box card in six modes, with optional Game Center boards if you want a leaderboard.
A quiet table in your pocket.
Pass the phone. Play Today's Dice or another mode. Free, ad-free, offline, and 5.5 MB, smaller than one photo.
Requires iOS 17 or later · iPhone and iPad