Snake and Ladder

What is Snake and Ladder?

Snake and Ladder is an ancient Indian board game that has become a worldwide classic. Played between two or more players on a numbered grid, it features ladders that help players advance and snakes that send them backward. The goal is to navigate your piece from the starting square to the finish by rolling dice, strategically navigating these obstacles.

Game Features

• Classic Board Gameplay: Experience the timeless mechanics of this luck-based strategy game
• Multiplayer Fun: Play with friends or family in a shared gaming session
• Randomized Elements: Encounter unpredictable snakes and ladders that change every game
• Simple Rules: Easy-to-learn mechanics suitable for all ages
• Visual Charm: Colorful game board with distinctive snake and ladder artwork

How to Play Snake and Ladder?

1. Players take turns rolling the virtual dice by left-clicking it or pressing the Space key
2. Move your token automatically along the numbered path based on your dice roll
3. If you land on a ladder's base, your token climbs to its top position
4. If you land on a snake's head, your token slides down to its tail
5. The first player to reach the final square (usually 100) wins

Controls:

• Mouse: Left-click dice to roll, left-click tokens to select player (if required)
• Keyboard: Press Space or Enter to roll dice, Arrow Keys to navigate menus

Frequently Asked Questions

How many players can play?
The game typically supports 2-4 players, though digital versions may allow solo play against AI opponents.

What happens if I roll higher than needed to reach the final square?
You must land exactly on the final square to win. If your roll exceeds the remaining spaces, your token bounces back the extra steps.

Are there different board variations?
While the core 100-square board is standard, digital versions sometimes include themed boards with unique snake and ladder placements for variety.