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A fast-paced dice game where you push your luck to score points or risk getting "SKUNK'D" and losing them all. Compete globally and with friends to climb leaderboards.
What's New in SKUNK'D®
1.0.5
July 20, 2026
• Added live Tournament play and leaderboards! • Added 4 collectible Tournament placement cards (King of Stink, Wizard of Whiff, Knight of Noxious, Jester of Junk). • Fixed Challenge series getting stuck at the end of games • Bug fixes and QoL updates.
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What is SKUNK'D?
SKUNK'D is a digital adaptation of a family dice game where players roll dice to score points. The core mechanic involves deciding whether to lock in points or push your luck for more, risking losing everything if you get 'SKUNK'D'.
How do you play SKUNK'D?
You roll 6 dice and score points for specific combinations like 5s, Skunks, Stripes, Polecats, Megas, and Carbuncles. You can lock in your points or roll again to increase your score, but rolling no scoring dice results in getting SKUNK'D and losing your turn's points.
Can I play SKUNK'D with friends?
Yes, SKUNK'D offers friend challenges where you can compete in asynchronous Best-of-3 or Best-of-5 match series. You can set a high score and see if your friends can beat it.
Does SKUNK'D have ads?
Yes, SKUNK'D contains advertisements. This allows the game to be offered for free to players.
What devices does SKUNK'D support?
SKUNK'D is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. It is rated for ages 4 and up.
How often is SKUNK'D updated?
The latest version of SKUNK'D is 1.0.1, and it was last updated on July 7, 2026. This indicates recent development activity.
What is the user sentiment for SKUNK'D?
Based on the available data, SKUNK'D has a perfect 5.0-star rating from 3 reviews, suggesting very positive initial user sentiment.
Can I play SKUNK'D offline?
The description mentions "Silent Authentication" and syncing progress to the cloud, implying an online connection is needed for full functionality, especially for leaderboards and friend challenges. Offline play capabilities are not explicitly detailed.