Roll Call

Yahtzee-style, but everyone plays the same six dice at the same time. The rolls are shared. What you do with them is private.

• 6 rounds · ~12–15 min
• 2–20 players
• Most skill of the bunch
• Same luck for all

How to play

1. Each round the server rolls six dice, identical for every player.
2. You privately assign the roll to one of your six unused categories: Big Sum, Evens, Odds, Pairs, The Run, or The Gamble. Each category is used exactly once across the six rounds.
3. You hold 3 reroll tokens for the whole game. A token privately rerolls one die on your board only. Your neighbor keeps the 6 you rerolled away.
4. Once per game, before the dice are revealed, you can secretly double-down. That round scores ×2, but your rerolls are off for it.
5. Six rounds, every scorecard full, highest total takes the first pick.

Yahtzee-style dice, online, with your friends

Most games like Yahtzee hand every player their own cup, so whoever gets the hot dice wins. Roll Call deals one set of six to the entire room, every round. Same numbers on every screen, so luck is exactly equal and the only thing separating you is what you do with them.

It runs in your phone browser with nothing to download and no account to make. Send the room code, everyone's in, and the whole scorecard fills in about twelve minutes.

Where it's won

The separation comes from managing your categories, spending rerolls at the right moment, and timing the blind double-down. It plays like a puzzle on a countdown, and the double-down reveal at the end regularly flips the podium. It's the game for groups who'd rather out-think each other than let a randomizer hand down the pick order.