Yatzy - Fun Classic Dice Game

Yatzy-New tricks in the classic dice game? Only after playing it will you know how powerful it is!

To be honest, the game Yatzy - Fun Classic Dice Game simply brings the joy of throwing dice together when we were young to our mobile phones! And it's not that kind of blunt transplant-it's ultra-modern in design and has a sense of operation. Watching the dice rolling around on the screen, I actually have the illusion of actually touching the physical dice... Well, it's a bit overwhelming.

Who did it? What's so special? -- FunDice Studios 'ambitions

This game was created by people like FunDice Studios, who are super obsessed with the mashup of "old games and new ways". When you think about it, the balance between pleasing casual passers-by and making those dice veterans feel delicious is not easy to balance. But they did it: rolling the dice has real vibration feedback (it will really shock you!), You can also connect with your friends asynchronously-it means that you finish a game, wait for a draw and come back to pick up the dragon. How free! Moreover, the scoring system does not adhere to the old rules, but adds some scheming strategies to play with a full sense of hierarchy. As for the interface, you can understand it at a glance, but when you really go deep into it, you will find many ways to ponder-cool!

Once you enter the game, it's like sitting around a table waiting for the pot to start-the picture and feel are amazing

The moment I opened Yatzy, I actually felt a long-lost warmth-it was like friends gathering together on a weekend afternoon, setting paper, pens and dice cups on the table, waiting for someone to shout "I'll come first!" The picture of the game is very clean, the colors are lively but not dazzling, and the button positions do not play hide-and-seek with you. You can start playing with a click. The best thing is the animation of the dice rolling-every rotation is very smooth, and the sound is very real, clattering, making you happy to listen to it. The menu settings are also very natural, so you won't be confused by the messy tutorials. Newbies can play when they come in, and veteran players can slowly study how to score high scores. This balance is great!

Why does this game dare to be called "unique"? -- Asynchronous connection and dice "soul"

Let me tell you, there are many dice games on the market, but Yatzy really convinced me: it vividly restores the tension of "waiting for a friend to make a move". Asynchronous multiplayer mode means that you don't have to be online at the same time with your friends, toss the dice and wait for the other party to respond. That suspense is like waiting for someone else to draw cards when you were a child-you're obviously offline, but your heart is still on the table! Moreover, the numerical randomness of the dice is very real, not the kind of false probability of "Oh, here we go again". Can you believe that I even think that when it touches the screen, it really feels like it is rolling a textured dice? This persistence in physical experience makes the opposite scenes across the screen full of reality. I love it anyway.

Finally, two words: This game is worth giving you ten minutes to try

Overall, Yatzy - Fun Classic Dice Game is definitely a conscientious adaptation of the classic game-there are no annoying pop-up ads, the rules are ridiculously simple, but it is a bit careful to play. Especially the asynchronous connection function, which is especially suitable for playing with friends and family in different places. You don't have to make an appointment. You can interact with each other by taking the time. It's really heart-warming. Whether you simply want to relax or be a point-counting maniac, this game will satisfy you. It can give you an exquisite and friendly little world in queuing for the bus, sitting on the sofa, and even playing lessons with friends across the world. The soul of the old game has not been lost, but the convenience of new technology has been given enough-I am going to recommend it to all the people I like anyway!

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