Greed | Pig

About this app

GREED is the pass-the-phone dice game where the only thing between you and glory is knowing when to stop. Everyone plays on ONE phone — pass it around the table. No accounts, no internet, no setup. Just 2 to 8 players and a growing pile of greed. HOW IT PLAYS Roll two dice and stack their total onto the round's pot. Keep rolling to grow it… then BANK it into your score and pass the phone. But push too far and you lose the lot: - Roll a 7 and the pot burns. - Doubles pay double — but you must roll again. Three in a row wipes the pot. - Snake eyes reset your entire score to zero. - Land exactly on 100 and you reset — so overshoot to win. First player past 100 triggers a final round. Highest score when the dust settles takes the crown. THREE WAYS TO ROLL - Simple — a steady timing bar. Flick at the right moment. Pure skill. - Crazy — zones and needle speed reshuffle every throw. Nervous fun. - Shake & Throw — shake the phone like real dice, then throw. A gentle toss is safe; chuck it too hard and they fly off the table. WHY YOU'LL LOVE IT - True pass-and-play — one device, up to 8 people. - Works 100% offline. Perfect for road trips, flights, and the pub. - No accounts, no ads, no in-app purchases, no data collection — ever. - Quick to learn, impossible to put down. "Just one more roll." Gather your friends, grab one phone, and find out who's got the nerve — and who's just plain greedy. Bank it, you fool.

SOLO MODE No table? No problem. Drop the player count to 1 and go it alone — same rules, same 100, same 7 lying in wait. The hand-off card and the roster step aside, so it's just you, the pot, and the one question that never gets easier: one more roll? Also in this update: - Wording and screens throughout now adapt when you're playing on your own. - Under-the-hood updates to keep everything running smoothly.

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1. First observed Aug 20, 2026 · 2:24 PM Free