Pros:
This game was a lot of fun to play. (I wonder how Bryan made all five of those little dice roll?) Game play wasn't hard to figure out and I was able to play a game right away without any trouble at all. There is a neat little lighting sequence that occurs when you roll a high five, but the rest of the game is pretty plain. However, plain is often good, in my opinion. Too many graphics and sounds can clutter up an otherwise smooth interface.

Cons:
I only have one con and a few requests, which I'll make known to Bryan, via email. I think that there may be a problem with scoring when you roll a second (bonus) high five. As far as I know, you should be able to take that bonus as a small or large straight, but it didn't allow me to do that. Pretty small problem, considering it's only once in a blue moon that I ever roll more than one High Five. I would suggest, however, that he make the dice themselves the hold buttons. Currently, to hold one of the dice you have to press a hold button at the bottom of the die. I would also like to have a little bit of sound as an option. I know I said that I like a smooth operation, but I only need a little sound to make me happy. Oh...I forgot to tell you...it's free! (that should be a pro, huh?)