Ludo Match

Experience the classic game of olden days! Snake Ladder is a vintage board game that used to accompany the popular Ludo game. The excitement of the quirky snakes and lengthy ladders evokes fond memories of childhood for everyone. This game is predominantly played in South Asian countries such as Nepal and India.

Gameplay
It's as easy as rolling a dice and moving your tokens forward. The objective is for each player to get both of their tokens to the 100th mark on the board before their opponents. A new game can be initiated with a single player competing against a computer or up to four players competing against each other. At the start of the game, each player is given two identical-colored tokens, namely red, yellow, green, and blue. The game commences when a 6 is thrown, and the tokens are placed on the board. If a player rolls a 6, they get a bonus turn until a different number is thrown. Each opponent takes their turn to roll the dice and move their token. Every number on the dice determines how many steps forwards a player's token should move. For instance, if a 5 comes up on the dice, the player's token will move ahead five steps. If a token is on the 13th square on the board, for example, it will move to the 18th. Landing on an opponent's token sends it back to the beginning, and they must roll a 6 again to return to the board. The board contains snakes and ladders that move the player's tokens up or down on the board, respectively. When a token lands on the head of a snake, it descends to its tail, while the bottom of a ladder projects a token to the highest points on the board.

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