Life, Yahtzee & Payday is a 2005 compilation game for the Game Boy Advance that brings together three classic board and dice games into one portable package. The game includes Life, Yahtzee, and Payday, each with its own unique rules and objectives, offering a varied gameplay experience under a single title.

In Life, the main objective is to navigate through a simulated life path, making decisions about education, career, and family to accumulate wealth and reach retirement. Yahtzee focuses on rolling dice to achieve specific combinations and score points, requiring strategic risk-taking and probability assessment. Payday simulates managing monthly finances, where players aim to handle expenses and income effectively to maintain and grow their money.

The compilation maintains a moderate pace, with each game presenting distinct mechanics that reflect their physical counterparts. A notable feature is the seamless integration of three different game types, allowing players to switch between board game strategies and dice-based challenges in a handheld format. This variety provides a distinctive blend of luck and strategy within a single cartridge.