Dice Games
6 free games in this category
Dice games mix luck with decisions, which is exactly why families have played them for centuries. Backgammon is the deepest of the group: every roll is random, but choosing which checkers to move, when to build a blockade and when to take a risk is pure strategy, and you can play it against the computer. Ludo and Aeroplane Chess race coloured tokens around the board and send rivals back to the start, Snakes and Ladders is the gentle favourite for young children, and Yut Nori is the lively Korean stick-throwing game played at New Year. Up to four players can share one screen, and bots can fill empty seats.
Yut Nori
The traditional Korean stick-throwing race — throw four sticks, dash your mal around the board, take the diagonal shortcuts, capture and stack. 2–4 players, optional bots.
2-4 playersAeroplane Chess
Flying Chess (飞行棋) for 2-4 players on one screen. Launch on a 6, hop your colour cells, take the diagonal shortcut, capture rivals back to the hangar and race all four planes home. Fill empty seats with bots.
2-4 playersBackgammon
The classic dice race for two players on one screen — hit blots, hold the bar, bear off all 15 checkers first. No doubling cube.
2 playersBackgammon vs Computer
Backgammon against the computer — three levels, Expert weighs every reply roll. Earn ranking points.
vs ComputerLudo
The classic four-colour dice race for 2 to 4 players on one screen, with optional bots. Roll a six, race your tokens around the track and be first to get all four home.
2-4 playersSnakes and Ladders
Roll the die, climb the ladders and slide down the snakes in this pure-luck race to square 100. 2-4 players on one screen, with optional bots.
2-4 players