Space Dice - Farkle Lite

Space Dice - Farkle free" is a game that is perfect for devices with slow processors. This game does not have Google Play Game services, which means that sharing the player's results with other people via the internet is not an option. The objective of the player is to achieve a predefined point limit as quickly as possible. Players are able to play alone or against friends (offline) or the machine. Points are earned by following these rules: 1. When rolling a 1, the player earns 100 points. 2. When rolling a 5, the player earns 50 points. 3. For other values, the dice must be shown in triplicate to earn any points. If this is the case, the player earns 100 times the value on the dice. E.g. rolling four 4s will earn a player 400 points. 4. For every additional set of the same triples, the player earns double the previous number of points. E.g. rolling six 4s will result in 1600 points. It is important to note that the combination must be rolled in a single roll to earn the appropriate points. The exception to this rule is the combination of five. For rolling three ones, the player earns 1000 points, and for rolling any number above three, the player earns twice the points that would normally be rewarded. For rolling six ones, the player earns 2000 points. There are also special combinations in the game: 1. "Straight" - Rolling when each number is different. This scores 2000 points. 2. "Three Pairs" - Rolling three arbitrary pairs of different values. E.g. 2 2 3 3 6 6 or 1 1 3 3 5 5. This scores 1500 points. 3. "Two Triples" - Rolling two triples of different values. E.g. 2 2 2 4 4 4. This scores 2500 points. A player rolls all of the dice and selects a scoring combination. If the combination is worth more than 350 points, the player can end the round and click "Next player". The points earned in the round will be added to their overall score. If the player does not end the round, they can continue to roll the remaining dice without any previously selected scoring combination. This continues until the player either earns no points or runs out of dice to roll. If all the dice form a scoring combination, the player is able to roll all of them again. If, during their turn, a player does not earn any points in the first roll, they lose all previously accumulated points. This feature can be deactivated in the game settings. The winner of the game is the player who reaches the defined point limit first, and wins the current round. The player that goes out last will be the loser.