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Ludo is a strategy board game designed for 2, 3, or 4 players, where participants strategically race their four tokens from start to finish based on the outcomes of a dice roll. This classic game, originating from the Indian game Parchisi, offers a simplified yet engaging gameplay experience.

Snakes and Ladders, originally known as Moksha Patam, is an ancient Indian board game that has stood the test of time as a globally recognized classic. Played by 2, 3, or 4 players, this game unfolds on a board featuring numbered squares. The objective is to navigate one's game piece from the starting point to the finish line using dice rolls, while being aided or impeded by ladders and snakes strategically placed along the way.

Key Rules for Ludo:

• Rolling a 6 on the dice initiates the game.
• Pieces move in a clockwise direction.
• Earning a 6 grants an additional dice roll.
• Landing on an opponent's piece "cuts" it, sending it back to the starting point and providing an extra dice roll opportunity.
• Reaching the center of the board (Home) offers another turn.
• Opponents' pieces on colored (starred) squares are protected from being cut.
• The first player to successfully move all pieces Home wins the game.

Key Rules for Snakes and Ladders:

• Kickstarting the game requires rolling a 6 on the dice.
• Pieces advance based on dice roll outcomes.
• Landing at the bottom of a ladder automatically moves the piece to the top of that ladder.
• Landing on a snake's head forces the piece down to the bottom of that snake.
• The player who reaches the top left corner of the board first emerges victorious.