Game overview
roll the dice.
Slide one of your pieces the number shown on the face of the die.
If you have several pieces on the board, you can only move one of them.
If you don't have a piece able to move the number of moves displayed, you skip and the next player gets to roll the dice.
rolling 6
If you roll a six, you get to shoot a six space and roll it again.
You must roll a six to move pieces from the starting area to 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, you must set that piece at the beginning of the board.
Player configurations
This game can have 2 to 4 simultaneous players.
You can select the color you want to play and make any of the competing players a computer or a human.
If you choose human, these are other players who share your computer with you.
Strategy If a player is in the lead, it makes sense to try to knock his pieces off the board. If the player still has pieces that haven't entered the board yet, it might make sense to leave your pieces just before their entry point and work on your other pieces until you have a roll as high as a 6 that moves your piece after it enters the board. Completion The game ends when one player gets all 4 of their pieces home.
If you have several pieces on the board, you can only move one of them.
If you don't have a piece able to move the number of moves displayed, you skip and the next player gets to roll the dice.
rolling 6
If you roll a six, you get to shoot a six space and roll it again.
You must roll a six to move pieces from the starting area to 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, you must set that piece at the beginning of the board.
Player configurations
This game can have 2 to 4 simultaneous players.
You can select the color you want to play and make any of the competing players a computer or a human.
If you choose human, these are other players who share your computer with you.
Strategy If a player is in the lead, it makes sense to try to knock his pieces off the board. If the player still has pieces that haven't entered the board yet, it might make sense to leave your pieces just before their entry point and work on your other pieces until you have a roll as high as a 6 that moves your piece after it enters the board. Completion The game ends when one player gets all 4 of their pieces home.
Developer
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