A Brief History

Snakes and Ladders has ancient roots – first played in India over a thousand years ago as Moksha Patam. Originally a moral lesson in virtue and vice, ladders symbolized good deeds, while snakes represented missteps in life.
The game traveled to Victorian England, where it became a family favorite, and later spread across the world.

Gameplay

Step into a new twist on the classic Snakes and Ladders! Up to three players can join the fun – challenge your family, friends, or take on the computer.

Play by traditional rules or explore new variations that add strategy to the mix. In this version, success doesn’t rely on luck alone: perfect timing and smart moves can turn the tide of the game.
Will you climb to victory or slide into defeat? The board awaits!