There's no information or images of this game in its original packaging. However, Apple did publish games in the 1970s and in 1978, games would have been distributed on cassette tape.

The Internet Archive metadata offers [cr] implying a crack. Some software on cassette tapes did have forms of copy protections. Or maybe the [cr] is due to the yahtzee - for the moose hack that probably was added by someone who converted the game from cassette tape to Apple DOS 3.3, which first appeared in August 1980.

   10  REM   -- DOS 3.3 HELLO
   20  REM  
...
  170  REM  
  180  REM --IF THERE, LOAD INTG AND PA#1
  190  REM  
  200  VTAB 10:
       HTAB 8:
       PRINT "YAHTZEE - FOR THE MOOSE!"
  210  PRINT "DBLOAD INTBASIC,A$D000"
  220  REM  --WRITE PROTECT THE CARD
  230  A = PEEK ( - 16254): 
       REM   $C082
  240  PRINT "DRUN YAHTZEE"
  250  REM 
  260  REM --NO CARD OR CAN'T RELOAD
  270  REM 
  280  IF PEEK (768) = 0 THEN 
         END 
  290  PRINT :
       PRINT "...LANGUAGE CARD CANNOT BE RELOADED":
       PRINT "   UNTIL THE SYSTEM IS REBOOTED..."
  300  END