This is a collection of two traditional board games that have entertained generations upon generations. In Ludo, the goal is to guide your pawns to the base before your opponents, trying to avoid pitfalls along the way. On the other side of the board, Snakes and Ladders takes you on an adventure full of surprises, where a ladder can bring you closer to victory, while the mouth of a snake can send you tumbling back to the start.

•  1 Double-sided board (Ludo and Snakes & Ladders)
•  16 Pawns in 4 different colors
• 1 Die
• Game instructions

In Ludo, each player has 4 pieces at their base. By rolling the dice, you try to get the required number (usually 6) to move a piece onto the track. The goal is to make a full circuit of the board and place your pieces in the final safe positions. If your piece lands on a square already occupied by an opponent’s piece, the opponent returns to the start and must begin their journey again from the beginning.

In Snakes and Ladders, players start from the first square and move forward according to the number they roll on the dice. If a piece lands at the base of a ladder, the player automatically climbs to its top. However, if it lands on the head of a snake, it slides down to the tail. The winner is the first to reach exactly the last square of the board.

•  Number of Players: 2-4
• Age: 5+
• Game Duration: 20-30 minutes