Thirteen turns, five dice, and a scorecard where every box can only be filled once. Yahtzee is really a game about when to settle, and this version makes those decisions easy to see and hard to make.
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A turn
Press 2nd to roll. ENTER toggles a hold on each die you like, then roll again, up to three rolls total. When you're done, DOWN moves to the scorecard and ENTER banks the roll into a box. The dice are drawn with real pip faces, and UP hops back to the dice if you change your mind before banking.
The scorecard does the math
Every open box shows a live preview of what your current dice would score in it. No mental arithmetic, no rulebook: you see instantly that this roll is 22 in Chance but only 9 in Fours, and the real decision (burn a box now or gamble a reroll) is all that's left.
The bonus that decides games
Score 63 or more across the upper section (ones through sixes) and you collect a +35 bonus, which is the margin in most close games. Your best total is saved on the calculator, and a built-in how-to page covers the rest.