Snake and Ladder

Play the famous game from the old times! Snake Ladder is a vintage board game that used to come alongside the popular Ludo game. The thrill of the quirky snakes and long ladders are the fond memories of every childhood. This game is mostly played in the South Asian countries like Nepal and India. How to Play Easy as it can be to roll a dice and move your coins forward. Each player will have the objective to reach both of their coins to the 100th mark on the board faster than others. A new game can be started by a single player to compete against a computer or up to 4 multiple players competing against each other. Each player has two same-colored coins at the beginning of the game viz. red, yellow, green and blue. The game starts when a 6 is rolled, and the coins are placed on the board. Anyone who rolls a 6 gets a chance to roll again until a different number is rolled. Each opponent takes a turn to roll the dice and move the coin. Every number rolled in a dice moves that player's coin forward numerically. For e.g., a 5 rolled in dice will move the player's coin five steps ahead on the board. If the coin is in 13 number on the board, then the coin will move to 18 number. Landing on your opponent's coin will move their coin back to the beginning, and they have to roll a 6 again to get on the board. There are snakes and ladders in the board that moves the player's coins down and up in the board respectively. A snake's tip will move the coin to the tail, whereas the bottom of the ladder moves coins to the highest points on the board. Please give us some feedback if you think we are missing something in the game. We will try to improve our performance as per your requirements.