Software Listing: Farkle

	Small Fun Farkle | License: Shareware |
	Small Fun Farkle is a fast-paced, addictive, easy to learn dice game (for 1 to 8 human and/or customizable computer players) similar to the popular dice games 'Ten Thousand' and 'Press Your Luck.'. Publisher: Small Fun Games| Date: 06-07-2006 | Size: 2499 KB
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	Five O'clock Farkle | License: Shareware |
	Five O'clock Farkle 3 is a fast-paced, addictive, easy to learn dice game (for 1 to 8 human and/or customizable computer players) similar to the popular dice games 'Ten Thousand' and 'Press Your Luck.' Version 3 adds a larger, clearer user interface, new dice sets, new background scenes, a High Rollers (high scores) list, and more.. Publisher: Five O'clock Software| Date: 07-10-2005 | Size: 2594 KB
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	Tams11 Lobby | License: Shareware |
	Come join the fun! The Tams11 Lobby has a variety of games including dice games like Farkle, Dingo, and Tagadice, card games like Hand and Foot, Cribbage, and OhPshaw, and word games such as Wordline, Quacky, and Mumbo Jumbo. Play the games against others from around the world. The Lobby is ever changing and determined to give you a community that you can be involved with and enjoy for years to come!. Publisher: Tamera A Shaw-McGuire| Date: 05-04-2005 | Size: 970 KB
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	Farkle | License: Demo |
	Exciting and fast dice game where you take risks trying to get a high score. On your turn, you can roll the dice as long as you roll scoring dice. But better end your turn before you don't roll any scoring dice or you will lose the points that turn. Needs the Tams11 Lobby in order to play with others. http://www.tams11.com. Publisher: Tamera A Shaw-McGuire| Date: 19-01-2003 | Size: 906 KB
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	Ten Thousand Dice | License: Shareware |
	Ten Thousand Dice - A Game of Temptation and Chance for up to 6 human or computer players. The game is played with six dice, and is a race to score at least 10,000 points. You can play with any combination of human or computer players, and with the registered version, remote network players. To win you will need equal parts strategy, luck, and guts, but any way you play you are sure to have fun and post a few stats to the -Awards- board. Each player in turn rolls the dice in an attempt to score points. If successful, he or she has the option of re-rolling the non scoring dice to try to gain additional points or to -Stay- and put the points scored thus far in the bank. Publisher: ENW Software| Date: 07-03-2004 | Size: 1114 KB
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