This is a fun multiplayer online board game based on the classic Snakes and Ladders. Here, you can have multiple players of up to 6 in a game. Enjoy playing with your friends or play solo against the computer. Roll the dice and test your luck. And if you get a 6, you get to roll the dice a second time. Try to land on ladders to progress faster in the game. Avoid snakes that set you back in the game. To win the game, try to reach the 100th block the fastest. Don’t like snakes? There’s a mode with chutes and adorable babies that’s more kid-friendly.

• Choose game modes to play solo against the computer or with friends.
• Roll the dice and try to land on ladders. Avoid snakes or chutes that make you go backward.
• When you roll a six, you get to roll an extra dice. This helps give you an advantage.
• Reach the 100th block faster than other players to win the game.

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Chutes and Ladders Free Online Board Game Play Instructions

How to Play

Roll the dice and advance on the board as fast as possible. Try to land on ladders and avoid snakes to reach the 100th block the fastest. Play solo against the PC or with your friends.

• Starting the Game
  • Select the play arrow button in the middle of the opening screen. This takes you to 2 game modes:
    • The 1st mode is the classic Snakes and Ladders game. Selecting it will redirect you to the screen where you can choose to play with other players or with the computer.
    • Selecting the vs player option will redirect you to the page where your can select the number of players that you would like to play the game. The maximum number of players is 6.
    • This will redirect you to the player color selection screen where you and other players can choose your preferred color. After choosing the desired color for the players, it will redirect you to the how to play screen display.
    • Click the play button under the game instruction to begin the game.
      • Selecting the vs computer option will redirect you to the page where your can select the number of computer players that you would like to play with. This will redirect you to the player color selection screen where you can choose your preferred color.
      • After choosing the your preferred color, it will redirect you to the how to play screen display.
      • Click the play button under the game instruction to start the game.
    • The 2nd mode is the kid-friendly version of the game. Instead of snakes, they are replaced by slides or chutes. Selecting it will redirect you to the screen where you can choose to play with other players or with the computer.
    • Selecting the vs player option will redirect you to the page where your can choose the number of players that you would like to play the game.
    • This takes you to the character selection screen where you and other players can choose your preferred character.
    • After choosing the preferred color for the players, it will redirect you to the how to play screen display.
    • Click the play button under the game instruction to start the game.
      • Selecting the vs computer option will redirect you to the page where your can select the number of computer that you would like to play with.
      • Choosing this will redirect you to the character selection screen where you and other players can choose your preferred character.
      • After selecting your desired color for the players, it will take you to the how to play screen display.
      • Click the play button under the game instruction to start the game.
    • On mobile, be sure to play on horizontal orientation to load the game.
• Main Screen User Interface
  • On the top left button, there are 2 buttons that you can select.
    • Selecting the 1st button with the “i” icon, will show you who developed this game.
    • The 2nd button is full screen toggle icon. Click it to transform your game to full screen display.
    • Selecting the same button or press “ESC” button on the keyboard to revert you back to the normal display screen.
  • On the top right corner of the screen is the sound toggle button. Select to turn the sound “on” or “off”.
• Game Controls
  • Mouse
    • Once the game starts, it will indicate if it’s your turn based on the color or character that you have chosen.
    • An arrow button icon will point which color or character’s turn it currently is.
    • Just click on the dice button on the lower right corner of the screen.
    • If you are playing with the computer you will know that it is your turn if the dice icon isn’t crossed out.
    • If you are playing with friends, you’ll know it’s your turn to roll the dice if the white arrow is pointing at your character or counter.
  • Touchscreen
    • Once the game starts, it will indicate if it’s your turn based on the color or character that you have chosen.
    • An arrow icon will show which color or character’s turn it currently is.
    • Just tap on the dice button on the lower right button of the screen.
    • If you are playing with the computer, you will know that it is your turn if the dice icon isn’t crossed out.
    • If you are playing with friends, you’ll know it’s your turn to roll the dice if the white arrow is pointing at your character or counter.
• In-Game User Interface
  • The left side corner is the player turn indicator. It will show you which player’s turn it currently is.
    • You will notice a white outline outside the color or character when it’s their turn.
    • A current player’s turn is also indicated by the white arrow pointing at the counter on the game board.
  • On the top right corner of the screen with the gear icon is the settings button. Select it to pause the game. It also comes various game settings.
    • Selecting the settings button again will unpause the game and let you resume the game.
    • Selecting the button with the “x” icon will end the game. It will ask you if you really want to abandon current game or not.
    • The button with the “?” icon will open the game instructions screen.
    • Selecting the button with the megaphone icon will toggle your sound “on” or “off”.
    • Selecting the button with the directional icon will transform your screen to full screen mode.
      • Selecting the same button or pressing “ESC” button on the keyboard will revert you back to the normal display screen.
  • The dice roll button is located on the bottom right corner of the screen. Selecting it will roll your dice if it’s currently your turn.
  • The dice icon will be unavailable if it’s not your turn yet to roll.
• Game Winning & Losing Screen
  • After you win the game, the game complete screen will appear. It will show you the number of games you’ve played and the games you won.
  • There will also be 3 buttons available:
    • The 1st button with the house icon will redirect you back to the main menu screen.
    • The 2nd button with the eye icon will remove the overlay so you can screenshot the game.
    • The 3rd button with the refresh icon let’s you restart the game.
• Strategy
  • Like the classic snakes and ladders game, the main goal is to reach the 100th block faster than the other players.
  • It’s a pretty straightforward and easy game. Just roll the dice on your turn and get to the end block the fastest. You really have to try your luck on the dice.
    • Avoid the snakes and try to land on the ladders on the classic version.
    • Avoid the slides and try to land on the ladders for the kid friendly version.
  • Dice rolls are randomly generated. But if you roll a 6, you’ll get an extra dice roll. This can help you further advance in the game faster.
  • You will know that it’s your turn if your character is highlighted on the left part of the screen. There will also be an arrow hovering on top of your chosen color or character.
  • Play with up to 5 other friends and have fun. This is a great online board game to play and bond with family and friends.

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This is a beautiful classic backgammon game where players compete to be first to move all their checkers off the board. It is a game where each player has fifteen pieces that move between twenty-four triangles governed by the roll of two dice. Play against an opponent or the computer.

• Choose one player or two & roll the dice to start.
• Move your pieces strategically to both defend your pieces and knock opponent pieces off the board.
• Be the first to get all of your pieces home to win.

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Classic Free Backgammon Game Play Instructions

How to Play

Move your checkers in turn. When you remove all fifteen of your checkers before your opponent and they have one or more checkers in your home board or on the bar, you win the game.

• Starting the Game
  • Click on the wooden play button on the welcome screen to start the game.
  • Select game mode. Choose to play against the computer or against a human opponent.
• Game Controls
  • Each player moves in turn.
  • When it is your turn, click on the dice to roll.
    • If you roll pairs you will get to move 4 times.
    • If you roll numbers you can’t move, then your turn is skipped.
  • Selecting and moving checkers
    • To move a checker, click on the checker to select it, then click on the destination point to move it.
    • The potential destination points illuminate when a checker is selected.
    • If you select the wrong checker, click on it again to deselect it, then select another checker.
    • If you are uncertain which checker you would like to move you can click on them to select them and see if they can move & where they can move to.
• Target Audiences
  • This game will appeal to both kids and adults. It can be a fun lighthearted game for kids to play against adults.
  • This game replicates a traditional backgammon board game.
  • The game is straightforward for anyone familiar with the rules of backgammon. If you are unfamiliar with the rules of backgammon we published them below.

Backgammon Board Setup

• The playing board contains of 24 points, broken into 4 quadrants.
  • The furthest away point is 24 and the point closest to the end of the board is point 1.
• Each player begins the game with 15 backgammon checkers set up on specific points.
  • When the game begins checkers are arranged in the following starting positions:
    • point 24: 2 checkers
    • point 13: 5 checkers
    • point 8: 3 checkers
    • point 6: 5 checkers

How to Play Backgammon Rules On One Page

• The object of the game is to move all your checkers into your own home board (the final quadrant) and remove them. This is called “bearing off”. This first player to bear off wins the game.
  • The computer will decide who goes first.
  • The first player rolls the dice. Move the checkers according to the numbers showing on both dice.
    • The roll of the dice indicates how many points the player is to move his checkers.
    • A “point” is one of the twenty-four narrow triangles.
    • Checkers are always moved forward, to a lower-numbered point.

• A checker may only be moved to an open point. An open point is a point with no more than one opposing checker on it.
  • The dice rolls indicate separate moves. For example, if the dice rolls a 1 and a 5, that means the player can move one checker one space to an open point and another checker five spaces to an open point, or the player may move one checker a total of six spaces to an open point, but only if the intermediate point is also open.
  • If a player runs a double, that player gets to play the numbers shown on the dice twice.
    • A roll of the doubles 3 and 3 means that the player has four threes to use and can move in accordance with the rule described above. They can move:
      • 4 checkers 3 points each
      • 1 checker 12 points
      • 2 checkers 6 points each
      • 1 checker 9 points and another checker 3 points
  • A player must use both numbers of a roll if possible.
    • When only one number can be played, the player must play that number.
    • Or if one number can be played, but not both, the player must play the higher number.
    • When neither number can be used, the player loses their turn.
• A point occupied by a single checker is called a blot. If an opposing checker lands on a blot, the blot is hit and placed on the bar. The “bar” is the raised ridge down the center of a backgammon board separating each players’ home boards from their outer boards.
  • If a player has one or more checkers on the bar, then the player must enter those checkers into the opposing home board when possible.
  • A checker is entered by moving it to an open point corresponding to one of the numbers on the rolled dice. It is put into play by entering opponent’s inner table on an open point whose number corresponds to the number on one or both dice.
  • If a player can not place a bar piece into play then their turn is skipped. They are disallowed moving any other pieces while they still have a piece on the bar.
• Pieces can be borne off. Borne off means to remove a checker from the board according to a roll of the dice after all of the checkers have been brought into the home board.
  • When all of a player pieces that aren’t yet removed are within that players own inner table then a piece can be borne off whenever it is on a point whose number is thrown.
  • If all pieces are closer to the end of the board than the dice rolled then you can move the furthest out piece off the board. For example, if all of your pieces are in the last 5 spots and you roll a 6 then you can remove a piece from the 5th spot.
• The game ends when a player has removed – or bourne off – all his or her checkers.
  • A doubling cube is a dice with 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, and 64 on it.
  • If the losing player has borne off at least one checker, that player loses only the value showing on the doubling cube.
  • However, if the loser has not borne off any of his checkers, the payer is gammoned and loses twice the value of the doubling cube.
  • Or, if the loser has not borne off any checkers and still has a checker on the bar or in the winner’s home board, the player is backgammoned and loses three times the value of the doubling cube.
• Stake rules don’t apply to the online game, but are offered here for background.
  • Backgammon is played for an agreed stake per point. Each game starts at one point. During the game, a player who feels he or she has an advantage may propose doubling the stakes. The other player may refuse the offer, but will concede the game and pay one point. Otherwise, he must accept the double.
  • Stakes can then be redoubled. There is no limit to the number of redoubles in a game.
• There are more detailed backgammon rules here, including a helpful video.

Backgammon Game Play Strategy

• Protect your own checkers.
  • Avoid blots, make points and build blocks.
  • Blocks are a point occupied by two or more checkers held for the purpose of hindering the opponent’s progress.
  • Blocks in the final quadrant are particularly potent if you have many of them and manage to bar an opponent’s piece.
• The faster player has the advantage.
  • If you are behind, opt for building two or more anchors in the opponent’s inner table plus a wall of checkers to obstruct the opposing checkers behind it.
  • If you can bar an opponent’s piece(s) while building many blocks in the final quadrant you can have your opponent’s turn skipped repeatedly.
• You can only remove pieces when all of your pieces are in the final quadrant of the board.
  • By having blocks in the final quadrant you also make it harder for competitors to lay their pieces if they get a piece moved to the bar.
  • When your dice roll is higher than how many moves you have remaining to remove a piece you are allowed to remove the piece furthest away. If all of your pieces are in the final 3 spots and you roll a 4, 5 or 6 you can remove pieces from the third row.
  • It is more important that you get all your pieces into the final quadrant than getting them near the end of it, as when all pieces are in that quadrant you can optimize moving your pieces off the board.
  • Optimizing your piece movement in the final quadrant
    • If you roll a 4 and a 2 rather than moving a checker 6 points move a checker that is 2 away from the end of the board and another checker that is 4 away off the board.

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In this game, the fate of your player character rests on the roll of a die, literally. Roll the die and find out how many steps the fox can take to flee the fire that’s consuming the platforms.

• The fox will move between 1 and 5 steps up, depending on the result of the roll.
• Get a jetpack and flee if you roll a 6.

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Dice Challenge Game for Kids Video Game Play Instructions

How to Play

Roll the die to see how many moves the fox can make to flee the fire. Escape the fire for as long as you can.

• Starting the Game
  • On the welcome screen, select the play button to begin.
  • Your web browser automatically saves your high score.
• Game Controls
  • Desktop
    • With your mouse, left click anywhere to roll the die.
  • Touchscreen devices
    • Tap anywhere onscreen with your fingers to roll the die.
  • Controls and indicators
    • Top row (left to right)
      • X button: Quits the game and returns you to the welcome screen
      • Number of moves
      • Speaker button: Turns the game’s sounds on and off
    • Bottom center
      • Score
• Game Play
  • Basic rules
    • Help the fox flee the fire.
      • Roll the dice to determine how many moves the fox will make.
        • The dice will appear anywhere on screen.
        • Don’t left click or tap more than once after you’ve rolled the dice. Wait until the fox moves before rolling again.
      • The fox will move up the number of spaces shown on the top center.
        • You can move between 1 and 5 spaces up.
        • If you’re close to the top, some of your moves may be wasted because there’s no level for the fox to jump to.
        • If you roll a 6, the fox uses a jetpack to climb up.
    • Keep evading the fire for as long as you can. If the fox reaches the fire, it’s game over.
  • Scoring
    • You earn points based on the number of levels you’ve climbed.
    • You can compare your latest and high scores on the game over screen.
• Target Audience
  • The game is suited for players who like simple dice games.
  • The game has no adult themed content.

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This is a simple connect-3 style merging game themed for dice. Merge groups of 3 or more identical dice to form a die that is one value higher. Keep merging dice until you run out of space.

• Earn coins by leveling up.
• Keep merging dice until you get the explosive Rubik’s-inspired ones that explode when they merge.
• Not happy with the dice you’re given? Delete them at the cost of your coins.

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Dice Merge Game for Kids Video Game Play Instructions

How to Play

Merge 3 or more identical dice. Keep merging until you run out of space in the grid.

• Starting the Game
  • On the welcome screen, select the play button to begin.
  • Your web browser automatically saves your game progress and high score.
• Game Controls
  • Desktop
    • With your mouse, left click on a die to select it. Drag and drop the die or dice to place it to the desired place on the grid.
  • Touchscreen devices
    • Tap on the screen with your finger and use them as a mouse.
  • Controls and indicators
    • Top row
      • Top left corner (left to right):
        • Pause button
        • Trophy button
      • Top right corner (top-down):
        • Coins collected
        • Points collected
    • Center row
      • Level meter
    • Bottom row
      • Block to place
      • Coins collected
• Game Play
  • Basic rules
    • Laying Dice
      • The game randomly generates either one or two dice on the bottom center.
        • Select the die or dice to rotate it.
        • If you’re not satisfied with the dice you’re given, select the delete dice button on the bottom right.
        • Using the delete dice button costs 50 coins. Pay the cost if you can afford it.
      • Drag and drop the die or dice to the grid.
      • Place 3 or more dice of identical values on adjacent cells to merge them to a die of a larger value.
        • Matches can be vertical, horizontal, L-shaped, or any other shape where the matches are on the sides rather than corners.
          • All tiles will merge into a single die located where the last tile of the set was placed.
          • Merges can set off a chain reaction.
        • Keep merging the dice until you form a Rubik’s cube-styled dice (with a value of 7).
          • Merging 3 Rubik’s-styled dice will clear all the other dice in a 3 x 3 radius.
      • Keep laying dice onto the screen until you run out of space.
        • The game automatically ends when you run out of valid moves to lay down your current piece.
        • You usually won’t be able to delete the piece and get a new one fast enough before the game ends.
    • Leveling up
      • Each time you merge, you earn points.
      • The points you earn slowly fill up your level meter.
        • When the level meter is filled, you level up.
      • Your level carries over to every session you play.
        • Even if you end with a game over and start over, your level will still be where you last left it.
  • Scoring and coins
    • Points
      • You earn points each time you merge a group of 3 or more identical dice.
        • Each die is worth 10 points.
        • Your base score each time you merge is 30 points.
        • Longer chains of dice will be worth more points.
      • Select the trophy button to view your high score.
    • Coins
      • You earn coins
      • You gain bonus coins each time you level up.
      • You can use your coins to buy the ability to delete less optimal dice.
• Target Audience
  • The game is suited for players who like merge 3 of a kind games.
  • The game has no adult themed content.

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This is a simple dice merging connect 3 game. Merge groups of three or more identical dice to create a new die of a greater value. Keep merging dice to form rainbow dice.

• Merging 3 rainbow dice will remove them from the grid.
• Buy power ups with your coins to help you out of an early game over.
• Earn more coins by leveling up.

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Dice Merge Game for Kids Video Game Play Instructions

How to Play

Form rows of 3 or more identical dice to merge them. Keep merging until you form and merge 3 or more rainbow dice. Merge as many dice as you can.

• Starting the Game
  • On the welcome screen, select the play button to begin.
• Game Controls
  • Desktop
    • With your mouse, left click on a space to place a die there.
  • Touchscreen devices
    • Tap on a space with your fingers to place a die there.
  • Controls and indicators (left to right)
    • Topmost row:
      • Score
      • Coins
    • Second row:
      • Hamburger button: Opens the pause menu
        • Speaker button: Turns the game’s audio on or off
        • Resume: Picks up where you last left off
        • Home: Quits the game and returns you to the welcome screen
      • Reset button: Clear the board and score and starts the game from the beginning
    • Third row
      • Progress bar
    • Bottom row
      • Bomb power up
      • Current piece
      • Trash power up
• Game Play
  • Basic rules
    • Laying pieces
      • The game will randomly generate a piece on the space in the bottom center.
      • Most pieces are 1 x 1 (i.e. they consist of a single die). Some are 2 x 1 pieces, consisting of a pair of dice
      • Left click or tap on 2 x 1 piece to rotate it.
    • Merging pieces
    • To merge a piece, form a full row comprising 3 or more identical pieces.
      • Each group of identical dice will merge to form a die that is one value greater than the previous die. A set of three dice worth 1 each will merge to form a 2, and so on.
      • Merge three or more dice with the value of 6 and you get a rainbow die.
      • Merge three rainbow dice and you clear them from the screen.
    • Keep merging pieces until you run out of moves
      • “Running out of moves” is defined by running out of space and power ups to use.
      • If you run out of space, you can still move by using power ups to clear spaces.
  • Scoring
    • The points you earn each time you merge is based on the value of each of the tiles combined. For instance, you gain 6 points for merging a row of three dice that has a value of 2.
    • Every point you earn adds up to the level progress bar.
    • Unlike other games of this type, this one doesn’t save your high scores.
  • Coins and power ups
    • Coins
      • You begin with 400 coins.
      • Each time you level up, you gain a modest reward of coins.
        • The value you receive increases with every level up.
        • The value increases in increments of 200. Reaching Level 2 rewards you with 200 coins, Level 3 with 400 coins, and so on.
      • You can use your coins to buy power ups.
    • Power ups
      • The game has 2 power ups. These can help you out of a jam.
        • Bomb power ups
          • These cost 100 coins.
          • They remove any single die you choose from the screen.
          • To use it, select the bomb button to pick up a bomb. Drag and drop the bomb to the die you want to remove.
        • Trash power
          • These cost 200 coins.
          • They let you replace any die in the space with a new one.
          • To use, select the current die on the bottom center space, then drag and drop it to the trash button.
          • A new die will take its place.
      • The game doesn’t end if you run out of space but can still afford the bomb power up.
• Target Audience
  • The game is suited for players who like match 3 or merging games.
  • The game has no adult themed content.

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This is a simple dinosaur board game for kids. Young children can play against each other in this simplified version of “Snakes And Ladders”. Roll the dice and try to get to the finish line before your opponent.

• Press the orange Play button to start.
• Each player takes it in turns to roll the dice and advance towards the finish.
• Avoid traps and take shortcuts.
• First to the finish line wins.

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Dinosaur Dice Board Game for Kids Game Play Instructions

How to Play

Decide who will go first. Roll the dice. Take turns until one player reaches the finish line and wins the game.

• Starting the Game
  • Click on the orange button to advance to the rules screen.
  • The rules screen explains how to play. The game is similar to Snakes and Ladders whereby a player can get lucky and advance, or be unlucky and get sent back.
  • Click or tap the brown button to start. The main game screen will appear.
• Game Controls
  • Red player starts. Click or tap the start button that appears below the dice on the left.
  • The dice will be rolled. The piece is advanced forward the number of squares shown on the dice.
  • Green player goes second. Click the Play button beneath the dice on the right. The piece is advanced forward the number of squares shown on the dice.
  • First player to the finish line wins. If you’re unlucky, you may occasionally get sent back. If you’re lucky, you may jump forward.
  • Sound can be toggled on and off by clicking the loud speaker icon.
• Target Audience
  • This game is very simple and suited to young children.
  • The game will likely be a bit boring and simplistic for older children.
  • This game features colorful dinosaurs and contains no adult imagery.

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This is a simple online goose board game for kids. Young children can play against each other, or one child against the computer. Roll the dice and try to get to the finish line before your opponent. Avoid the traps!

• Roll the dice and make your moves.
• Each player takes it in turns to try and advance towards the finish.
• Avoid traps and try to land on bonus squares.
• First to the finish line wins.

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Goose Dice & Board Game Play Instructions

How to Play

Roll the dice. Take turns until one player reaches the finish line and wins the game.

• Starting the Game
  • Click on the brown arrow button to start.
  • Select opponents. Either play against friends, or against the computer.
  • Select the number of players. The game supports two to six players.
  • Choose your favorite color.
  • Scroll through the rules to learn about traps and bonuses.
  • Click or tap the brown button to start. The main game screen will appear.
• Game Play & Controls
  • When it is your turn click to roll the dice. The dice rolls automatically for computers
    • The dice will roll for the first player. The game piece will advance the number of squares shown on the dice.
    • The next player clicks the dice in the bottom right corner to roll. Their piece advances the number of squares shown on the dice.
  • Special squares & scenarios
    • If a player’s piece lands on a “x2” goose square, they will advance twice the number shown on the dice.
    • If a player rolls a nine, they keep advancing and will win the game with one throw!
    • A bridge square will advance the same dice score again.
    • A house square, indicated by a nest, will trap you for three turns.
    • A well square will trap you until another player rescues you.
    • A prison square will also trap you until another player rescues you.
    • A maze square will send you backwards a couple squares to square 39.
    • A skull square, indicated by a tombstone, will send you all the way back to the beginning.
    • If you are playing a two player game and one player gets caught in the well whilst the other player gets caught in the checkboard (jail), the game ends. There will be no one to rescue either player!
    • The finish line is square 63. You must land on it exactly to win.
      • If you are on square 60 and roll a 5 you will go to the finish line and then bounce back two squares back to square 61.
      • This bounce-back feature can bounce you back to square 58, which sends you back to square 1 when that happens.
  • Sound can be toggled on and off by clicking the loud speaker icon at the top right.
  • The player board at the top left indicates which player takes a turn.
• Target Audience
  • This fun game is very simple and suited to young children.
  • This game features a colorful board and characters and contains no adult imagery.

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This game draws inspiration from the classic board game Monopoly but moves the setting further back to the medieval period. Given the game that inspired it, be prepared to engage in cutthroat swindling as you try to buy out all your fellow feudal lords. In Kingdoms Wars, it’s a battle royale to the debt. See what we did there?

• Buy up as much land as you can with your starting gold.
• Charge duty to those who pass by your lands and be prepared to pay duty whenever you pass theirs.
• Build up your properties to charge even more exorbitant duties to your rivals.

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Kingdoms Wars Game for Kids Video Game Play Instructions

How to Play

Roll the dice and move around the board. Buy up empty spaces and develop them. Pay duties when landing on an opponent’s spaces. Be the last player standing by buying up as many spaces as you can and driving your rivals into debt.

• Starting the Game
  • Wait until the game loads, then select the play button to load the welcome screen.
  • On the welcome screen, select the play button at the center to begin.
  • Select the enlarge button on the bottom left corner to switch between windowed and full screen modes.
  • Select the music and speaker buttons on the bottom right corner to turn the game’s audio on or off.
    • The music button toggles the game’s music.
    • The speaker button toggles the game’s audio effects.
• Game Controls
  • Desktop
    • With your mouse, left click to select and navigate.
  • Touchscreen devices
    • Tap anywhere on the screen with your fingers to select and navigate.
  • Controls and indicators
    • The player leaderboard (showing the players and their money) is shown on the top left corner.
    • The pause button is found on the top right corner. Use this to open the game’s options.
    • The dice is found on the bottom right corner. After the first roll, they roll automatically.
• Game Play
  • Objectives
    • Select Throw Dice on the bottom right corner to begin.
    • Buy out all the lands on the board.
      • All players begin with 500 gold.
      • You always play as the knight. Your player color is yellow.
      • You can tell which land belongs to who by comparing the player color to the color on the board.
    • Have more money and land than all the other feudal lords combined.
    • Be the last lord standing (i.e. not bankrupt) to win the game.
    • If you are unable to pay your debts, you lose the game. If at any point you reach zero or go negative you have to keep selling off properties until your balance is positive.
  • Rules
    • Roll the dice to move.
      • Move the number of spaces shown on the dice.
      • On the space you stop, you can choose to acquire the land on the space if you can afford it.
      • If you land on a special space, you may either receive money or pay a fee. This is like the chance card in Monopoly, except there are no beauty contests, only bar tabs and found gold.
    • Buy property
      • You can only buy unclaimed spaces when you land on them.
        • Spaces vary in property depending on their rent potential.
        • A parcel with a rent value of 12 might cost 20 to buy.
      • You can, however, buy out other player’s property at any time during your turn.
        • This comes at a significant premium, where you can spend around 5x or 6x the original purchase price.
        • Rebuy land sparingly and only if you’re one tile away from completing a set of 3 so you can build houses on them to lift rents for visitors.
      • You can sell property anytime you want in your turn.
        • This is vital to liquidating your assets if you ever get into debt.
        • When you sell property the liquidation value is a fraction of the purchase price, so it helps to keep a bit of buffer cash on hand to prevent forced liquidations.
    • Charge and pay tolls.
      • Each time a player moves to a space owned by another player, they must pay duty.
      • The duty rises as the land is developed. Well-developed spaces will charge a hefty duty each time a player passes.
      • If you have sufficient cash, you can also buy property from your opponents.
    • Develop property.
      • You can build houses on spaces when you own 3 consecutive spaces in a set.
      • There are 3 tiers of real estate you can build on each spot. Bigger houses charge more duty, providing more income.
    • Deal with debt.
      • If a player is unable to pay a toll, they must sell off property until they can meet the cost of the duties owed. They will lose if they are out of cash.
      • If you are in debt, the game will stand still until you pay off your debts.
        • Sell as many properties as you need to pay off debts.
        • If you run out of property to pay debts, it’s game over.
  • Special spaces
    • Start
      • Stopping at start costs you no duty.
      • Passing by start is a critical component to getting a reward for “passing go” and from random events.
    • Mine
      • Each time you land on the mine, you receive 15 gold.
      • A random event may send you to the mine.
      • Landing on the mine will not cost you any duty.
    • Tavern
      • Each time you stay at the tavern, you must pay 15 gold.
    • Jail
      • Landing on jail will keep you from moving.
        • You can choose to remain in jail for 3 turns or pay a hefty ransom to get out.
        • Paying the ransom is wise early game when there are still many open lands to buy, while staying in jail is a smarter move in the late game.
      • You and other players will also go to jail if you have no more money and can’t pay debt.
    • Towers
      • Towers roll up random events that can affect your game play.
      • Whether you pay or gain money depends on the random event it generates.
  • Random events
    • Random events are analogous to chance cards in Monopoly.
    • Each random event can earn or cost you money. The money may be collected from other players, paid per unit of real estate you own, or other random variations like simply finding gold.
• Target Audience
  • The game is suited for players who like board games similar to Monopoly.
  • The game has no adult themed content.

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This is a board game where players try to get their pieces home before competing players.

• Roll the die and move your pieces.
• Try to land on competing pieces while preventing them landing on you.
• Move your pieces the number of spaces shown on the die. If you rolled a 6 you also get to roll again.

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Ludo Game Play Instructions

How to Play

Roll the dice and try to move your pieces across the board before competitors do.

• Game Mechanics
  • Roll the dice.
  • Move one of your pieces the number shown on the face of the die.
  • If you have multiple pieces on the board you can only move one of them.
  • If you do not have a piece which is able to move the displayed number of moves then you are skipped and the next player gets to roll the dice.
• Rolling a 6
  • If you roll a six you get to movie a piece six spaces and roll again.
  • You must roll a six to move pieces out of the starting area and onto the board.
• Enemies
  • If you land on an enemy piece they have to start that piece from the beginning of the game.
  • If an enemy lands on your piece then you have to set that piece at the beginning of the board.
• Player configurations
  • This game can have 2 to 4 concurrent players.
  • You can select which color you want to play and make any of the competing players be computer or human.
  • If you select human then those are other players sharing your computer with you.
• Strategy
  • If a player is in the lead it makes sense to try to knock their pieces off the board.
  • If a player still has pieces that have yet to enter the board it can make sense to leave your pieces just before their entry point and work on your other pieces until you have a high roll like a 6 that moves your piece well past their entry to the board.
• Completion
  • The game ends when one of the players gets all 4 of their pieces home.

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Game Background & History

• In western culture the board game this software emulates is known as is called Sorry!.
• Sorry was originally trademarked and patented by William Henry Story on May 21, 1929 and August 4, 1930 respectively.
• The game was later sold by Waddingtons and Parker Brothers .
• Hasbro currently manufactures the Sorry board game and recommends it for players 6 and up.
• The origins of this game date back to an ancient Indian cross game named Pachisi, which dates back to medieval times. The game was described in the ancient text Mahabharata.

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This is a simple dice merging game. Place a pair of dice from the bottom row onto the grid. Form continuous groups of 3 or more identical dice to merge them.

• Rotate the dice before you place them on the grid.
• Each group of dice you merge turns into a die that’s one value higher.
• Keep merging dice for 200 seconds or until you run out of space on the grid.

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Merge Dice Game for Kids Video Game Play Instructions

How to Play

Place pairs of dice on the grid. Form continuous groups of identical dice to merge them. Keep merging dice for as long as you can..

• Starting the Game
  • On the welcome screen, select Play to begin.
• Game Controls
  • Desktop
    • With your mouse:
      • Left click on a block while it’s on the menu to rotate it.
      • Left click, drag, and drop the selected block onto the grid.
  • Touchscreen devices
    • Tap on the screen with your fingers and use them as a mouse.
  • Controls and indicators
    • Back button: Quits the game and returns you to the welcome screen
    • Top center (top-down):
      • Current score
      • Timer
    • Reset button: Clears your score and current progress and starts the game from the beginning
• Game Play
  • Basic rules
    • Drag and drop the dice to the grid.
      • Take a dice from the menu on the bottom center.
      • Rotate the dice as needed to make them fit into the grid.
      • Place the dice onto the desired spot on the grid.
    • Form continuous groups of 3 or more dice to merge them.
      • The resulting dice would be one value higher.
        • Merging three or more dice with the value of 6 yields a 1.
      • You can merge two or more groups of dice at once in some circumstances (e.g. when the group that you merge has the value needed to link and merge another group.)
      • The dice can be organized in a straight line or like an L-shape in any orientation.
        • The output is a single dice of the next higher value from the location of the final placed dice, even if 4 or 5 dice were merged.
    • Keep merging dice until you run out of room or until the timer expires.
      • The grid you play in is a 5×5 grid of 25 cells.
      • You have 200 seconds to play.
  • Scoring
    • The value of each die times the number of dice merged determines the points you’ll receive.
      • Merging three 1s will get you 3 points.
      • Merging five 2s will yield a 10.
      • The minimum you get for any dice is the value of the dice times three.
    • You can view your final score on the game over screen.
    • This game does not save your high score.
• Target Audience
  • The game is suited for players who like simple merging games.
  • The game has no adult themed content.

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