Yahtzee
A free dice game — play it in your browser, no install. A polished browser-based Yahtzee game with solo play and a local computer opponent.
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A polished, browser-based Yahtzee game with solo play and a local computer opponent. It runs entirely on the client, so it is fast to load, easy to host, and requires no account or backend.
Yahtzee is a lightweight open-source browser game focused on tactile dice interactions, clear scoring, and a quick game loop. The project is intentionally framework-free so it can be understood, customized, and published as a static site with minimal setup.
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