Roll six dice that tumble through a peg field, where each one lands matters as much as the face it shows.
A push-your-luck dice game with a twist: every die falls through pegs and settles into a multiplier slot (×2, ×3, +50 or WILD), so a die's score depends on both its face and where it lands. Set aside scoring dice, then choose to roll on for more or bank what you've earned.
The push-your-luck engine is Farkle: bank what you have or roll again and risk the lot. That single question is the parent game in its entirety.
What is original is that the dice have to land somewhere. Each one falls through a peg field into a multiplier slot — ×2, ×3, +50 or WILD — so a die's worth depends on where it comes to rest as much as on the face it shows.
The effect is a second axis of luck laid over the first, and a more interesting stopping problem. In Farkle you weigh a score against the chance of losing it; here you also weigh where the dice happen to have landed, so a modest roll in good slots can be worth more than a strong one in poor ones.
Farkle Freefall reimagines the classic push-your-luck dice game by routing every roll through a peg-drop multiplier field, fusing risk-and-reward dice play with a splash of chance physics. It's an original free browser game on PlayPendium with daily, practice and online modes.