Frequently Asked Questions
Direct answers about playing Farkle online for free, Kingdom Come Deliverance tavern dice, multiplayer rooms, and scoring presets.
Can I play Farkle online for free?
Yes. Farkle Online at https://farkle.tildasoft.com is a free browser game. No download is required. Enter the hall as a guest or create an account to host a table.
Can I play the Kingdom Come: Deliverance tavern dice minigame online?
Yes. Farkle Online supports the Kingdom Come: Deliverance (KCD) scoring preset. Choose it in the lobby before starting a game. The minigame is called Dice in-game and Farkle in the codex; this site matches those tavern dice rules in your browser at https://farkle.tildasoft.com/play-kcd-farkle-online.
Does Farkle Online use KCD scoring rules?
Yes. The Kingdom Come: Deliverance preset includes double-chain four, five, and six of a kind, partial straights (1–5 for 500 and 2–6 for 750), a full 1–6 run for 1,500, and no three-pairs scoring. See the full chart at https://farkle.tildasoft.com/rules#kingdomCome.
Can I play Farkle online with friends?
Yes. Host a table, share the invite link, and up to 8 players can join from any modern browser. You can also fill empty seats with AI bots.
Do I need to download anything to play Farkle online?
No. Farkle Online runs entirely in the web browser at https://farkle.tildasoft.com. It works on desktop and mobile browsers that support WebSockets.
Is Farkle a board game I can play online with friends?
Farkle is a folk dice game (sometimes grouped with light board or party games). Farkle Online lets you play it online with friends, bots, private rooms, and configurable house rules.
Is there multiplayer KCD Farkle online?
The original KCD minigame is two-player against an NPC. Farkle Online extends that with multiplayer rooms (up to 8 players), invite links, and the same KCD scoring chart as an optional preset.
What scoring rules does Farkle Online support?
Classic (farkle.games), Dice Game Depot, Folk (Wikipedia), and Kingdom Come: Deliverance. The host picks the preset in the lobby. Rules and charts are at https://farkle.tildasoft.com/rules.
Can I play as a guest without registering?
Yes. You can join games as a guest from the hall. Creating a free account lets you host tables and save your nickname.
What score do you need to win?
The default goal is 10,000 points. The host can change goal score, seat count, farkle streak penalty (Off or 1–5 consecutive farkles), and the bank deduction amount in the lobby before the game starts.
Timed Game Modes
What are the different Farkle game modes?
Classic, Personal Time Bank, Global Match Timer, and Fixed Time Per Turn. Classic is the traditional game. The other three add a server clock. See https://farkle.tildasoft.com/learn#game-modes and https://farkle.tildasoft.com/rules#timed-modes.
What is a Personal Time Bank?
Each player has a private budget that runs only on their own turn and carries over. See https://farkle.tildasoft.com/learn#game-modes and https://farkle.tildasoft.com/rules#timed-modes.
What happens when my personal time runs out?
Your banked score locks, unbanked points are discarded, and you spectate. The other players continue.
How does the Global Match Timer work?
One countdown starts with the match and is the same for every player. It does not reset when the turn changes.
What happens when the global timer reaches zero?
The table either ends immediately or finishes the current round, using the rule chosen in the lobby. Unbanked points are discarded. A 90 second grace period stops a stalled round.
What is Fixed Time Per Turn?
Every turn starts with a fresh clock. Rolling or selecting dice does not reset it. At zero the turn passes. This is separate from the Classic idle timer, which removes a player from the table.
Do I lose unbanked points when time expires?
Yes. Only points you already banked are kept. A selection that was not banked does not score.
Can I spectate after being eliminated?
Yes. In Personal Time Bank you stay at the table, can chat and react, and cannot roll, bank, or change the dice.
Does disconnecting pause my timer?
No. Personal banks, the match clock, and turn clocks keep running on the server. Rejoining does not refill expired time.
How is the winner determined in timed games?
Highest banked score wins. Equal scores go to the lowest seat number. Remaining time is not a tiebreaker. Fixed Time Per Turn still uses the usual goal and final round. A global or personal match can also end when its clock runs out.
Can I configure the timer when creating a lobby?
Yes. The chamberlain picks the mode, the length, and, for a global clock, whether the match ends immediately or finishes the round. The settings lock when the match starts.