Dudo is the bluffing dice game. Everybody rolls five dice under a cup, nobody shows, and then you start claiming what is on the table. Not just your dice: everybody's dice together.
The next player has to go higher. More dice, or the same number of a higher face. It only ever goes up, so sooner or later somebody is claiming something that cannot be true, and then you call them a liar and every cup comes up.
Ones count as any face, which is why there are always more out there than you think. Except in the round after somebody drops to one die: then they stop being wild.
Every round ends with one of two calls:
Dudo. Call the claim a lie. Whoever is wrong loses a die.
Calza. Say the claim is exactly right. Get it right and you win a die back.
Free to play. No ads, no coins, no purchases, no sign-in needed, no waiting.
Play against one to five opponents on easy, normal or hard, pass the phone around the table, or everyone joins on their own phone with a code. Everything is open. Against the bots and on one phone it works with no signal.
Shake the phone to roll: once the table is set up it starts a game against the bots, and after every round it rolls the next one. With friends, the host rolls for the whole table.
Explained in English, Dutch and Spanish, in six steps, for anybody who has never played it.
