Indian Games Thirteen traditional games of India, rebuilt for the browser
Hunt games, leaping games, alignment, races, dice and cards from across the subcontinent. Most play against the computer, and all of them work on a phone.
Bhag Bakr बाघ बकरी
3 tigers stalk 16 goats across a 25-point net from North India.
Bagh Chal बाघ चाल
Nepal's national game: 4 tigers against 20 goats on the diagonal grid.
Baro Bahini বারো বাহিনী
The twelve sisters of Bengal: step, leap and chain captures on a 5×5 grid.
Chaukhandi चौखंडी
Twelve a side on four nested squares and thirty-three points.
Pretwa प्रेतवा
Bihar's mandala board: nine a side, captures compulsory, a forced opening.
Charal · Navakankari नवकंकरी
Nine pebbles each; make a mill of three to take an enemy pebble.
Ka-Kaa-Ki क का कि
Shared blocks flip from square to pentagon to circle; score three alike in a row.
Chakram · Chowka Bara चौका बारा
Four cowries, four pawns each, a spiral to the chauka at the centre.
We Duata वे द्यूत
Two dice, six pieces each, stacks and duels along a nine-square track.
Nyas न्यास
A shared bank of tokens spirals out from the centre; roll them off to keep them.
Budhiyoga बुद्धियोग
Gyan Chaupar, the 72-cell board of ropes and snakes that became snakes and ladders.
Chaturanga चतुरंग
Four armies, two long dice: the ancestor of chess.
Ganjifa गंजिफा
120 round Dashavatara cards, dealt out whole, played for tricks.
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These are folk games and public heritage, not anyone's product. Each page follows one common reading of the rules and offers house-rule toggles where traditions differ. Built for play and learning; settings are remembered on this device only.