Ludo Snake & Trade Big

Ludo and Snake Ludo are classic board games that have entertained generations. Let’s delve into their fascinating descriptions:

1. Snakes and Ladders (Moksha Patam):

   • Origin: This ancient Indian board game, known originally as Moksha Patam, is now regarded as a worldwide classic.
   • Gameplay: It is played between two or more players on a gameboard with numbered, gridded squares. The board features a series of “ladders” and “snakes,” each connecting specific squares.
   • Objective: Players navigate their game pieces from the start (usually the “1” grid square) to the finish (top square) by rolling a die. Ladders help players ascend, while snakes hinder their progress.
   • Rolling the Dice: Players take turns rolling a single die to move their tokens. If a player rolls a 6, they get an extra turn.
   • Winner: The first player to reach the last square wins¹.

2. Ludo:

   • Race to the Finish: Ludo is a strategy board game for two to four players. Each player races their four tokens from start to finish based on the rolls of a single die.
   • Tokens and Dice: Roll the dice to move your tokens across the board. Along the way, you may encounter snakes that pull you down or ladders that boost you up.
   • Engaging and Exciting: Ludo provides timeless joy for families, with twists, strategic moves, and endless fun².

Whether you’re climbing ladders or avoiding snakes, these games offer suspenseful adventures and delightful moments! 🎲🐍