Six Sense: Hand Cricket Game

Questions about Six Sense

Is Six Sense free?

Yes, Six Sense is free to play. There are no forced ads: an ad plays only when you choose to watch one for a reward. Optional in-app purchases are available: coin packs, a starter pack, an ad pass, gear kits and Max Level, each a one-time payment. Bats, balls and cricketers give a small edge, capped so a good read still wins. Most pieces can be earned with coins from playing; the Champion bat, ball and cricketer come only in the Champion Kit, inside the same cap. There are no subscriptions.

Does Six Sense have ads?

There are no forced ads: an ad plays only when you choose to watch one for a reward.

Does Six Sense work offline?

No, Six Sense needs an internet connection.

Do I need an account to use Six Sense?

No. There is no sign-up; just install it and start.

Where can I get Six Sense?

Six Sense is available on Android (Google Play).

What age is Six Sense for?

Six Sense is meant for players aged 13 and over.

How do you play hand cricket in Six Sense?

Each ball, the batter and the bowler each pick a number from 0 to 6 at the same moment. If the numbers match, the batter is out. If they don't, the batter scores the number they picked. Six Sense adds stamina so nobody can spam 6, a 0 that can defend, the bowler's Bouncer, Yorker and Slower Ball, a tracker of recent picks, and one DRS review per match. A guided first match teaches each idea in 8 balls.

Can I play hand cricket online with a friend?

Yes. In Friend Duel, make a room and send its 5-letter code or link, on WhatsApp or anywhere else. Your friend taps the link or types the code and you go straight to the toss. Both of you need the game and an internet connection.

Can I play Six Sense offline?

Yes, partly. Vs Computer, the Daily Last Over, its archive and How to play work without internet. Quick Play, Friend Duel, Ghost Challenge and the weekly event need a connection; offline, the weekly event is played against the computer instead.

What happens in Quick Play if no one is online?

If no player near your trophy count is found within a few seconds, a bot takes the seat. Bots are always named as bots, and a match against a bot is worth half the trophies of a match against a person.

What is a Ghost Challenge?

A Ghost is a bot built from the numbers you tend to pick. Send its link and friends can play it any time in the next 7 days; you see how they did the next time you open the game. You need to have played a few matches first, so the ghost has habits to copy.

Is there real money or betting in Six Sense?

No. There are no entry fees, stakes, cash prizes or contests. Coins are earned by playing or bought in packs. They buy bats, balls and cricketers that give a small edge, capped at about 10% so a good read still beats a full kit bag. The Daily Last Over uses no gear at all.

What do kits and Champion gear give in Six Sense?

Kits are one-time purchases of three gear pieces: the Rare, Epic and Legend kits hold pieces you can also earn with coins, and the Legend kit starts them at level 3. The Champion Kit holds the only Champion bat, ball and cricketer, each with two skills, plus a cup celebration and a badge. Every skill counts against the same caps as coin gear, so a Champion player is never stronger than a fully upgraded coin kit bag, and a good read still wins.

Do I need an account?

No. The game makes an anonymous player for you the first time you play online, with no email or sign-up. You can change your name in Settings, and Settings → Delete my online data removes your trophies, ghosts and their results from our server.