Family Face-Off Everyone · 2–4 players

Mud Ring Rumble

Pehlwans in a mud akhada: tap to charge, hold to run, grab desi ghee, lassi and badam, and keep off the oil. Push everyone else out; last one standing wins.

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How to play

  1. Pick 2, 3 or 4 players. Each player gets a button in a corner; empty seats can be the computer.
  2. Your arrow keeps turning. Tap to charge in the direction it points.
  3. Hold your button to run: the arrow stops turning and your pehlwan runs that way until you let go. Running uses breath (the bar under him), so out of breath he only jogs.
  4. Every couple of seconds your pehlwan glows gold. Charge right then for a Dhobi Pachhad: faster and much harder to stop.
  5. Grab what turns up in the ring: desi ghee makes you heavy and hard to push, lassi fills your breath, badam makes you faster. They only last a few seconds.
  6. Sarson ka tel gets spilt twice in a round. On the oil you slide and cannot stop easily, so push the others onto it.
  7. Bump the others out of the ring, and do not fall out yourself. The ring shrinks after 15 seconds.
  8. Last wrestler in the ring wins the round. Win 2 rounds to win the match.
  9. Playing alone? Tap “Play alone: beat 5 rivals” and climb the ladder from Chhotu to Ustad ji. Beat Ustad ji for the Akhada champion badge.

What it teaches

  • Timing and aim
  • Thinking one move ahead
  • Friendly competition for all ages

Questions people ask

How do I move my pehlwan?

Tap to charge where your arrow points, or hold your button to run in that direction. Running uses breath, so with an empty breath bar your pehlwan only jogs.

What do the ghee, lassi and badam do?

Desi ghee makes you heavy and hard to push, lassi fills your breath, and badam makes you faster. Each lasts a few seconds. Spilt mustard oil makes everyone slide.

Can I play alone?

Yes. Empty seats can be the computer, or play the five-rival ladder from Chhotu to Ustad ji.

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