Everyone · 1–2 players · 30 levels
Gully Cricket
Time your shot against pace and spin, find the gaps in the field and chase the target. 30…
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Everyone · 2–4 players
Ludo
Classic Ludo for 2 to 4 players on one phone or tablet, or against the computer. Proper rules:…
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Ages 8+ · New wedding daily
Shaadi Seating
Can you solve the wedding seating puzzle? In Shaadi Seating, use the clues to arrange guests in the…
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Everyone · 2–4 players
Saanp Seedhi
Snakes and Ladders the way we grew up playing it. Climb the seedhi, dodge the saanp, first to…
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Everyone · 1–2 players
Chess
Shatranj, the game India gave the world. Play a friend on one phone or tablet, or the computer…
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Everyone · 1–2 players
Snooker
Snooker was invented by army officers in Jabalpur in 1875. Play a quick 6-red frame or a full…
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Everyone · 1–4 players · 40 trick shots
Carrom
The carrom board from every Indian home. Play 2 players or 4 in teams on one phone or…
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About Indian Classics
The board games every Indian home grew up with, with proper rules: Ludo, Carrom, Chess, Saanp Seedhi, Snooker and Gully Cricket.
Play together on one phone or tablet, against the computer when you are short of players, or in an online room with friends on their own phones.
Questions people ask
Can I play against the computer?
Yes: Ludo, Carrom, Chess, Saanp Seedhi, Snooker and Gully Cricket all have a computer player, and Chess has Easy, Medium and Hard.
Can I play with friends in another city?
Yes. Open an online room, send the link on WhatsApp, and each of you plays on your own phone.
Are these the same rules we play at home?
They follow the rules most Indian families use. In Ludo, a six brings a token out and earns another roll; in Carrom, the queen has to be covered.