A forgotten traditional Indian race game played in the Uttara Kannada and Malenadu regions of Karnataka. It is dubbed as Tablan in English. Taabla is played with four stick-dice (called as Kocchu Kannada) or four cowrie shells, 24 pawns which are painted on one side and unpainted on the other side. These stick-dice are tossed […]
28 Sepoys is a board game played prominently in India and Sri Lanka. It is typically a two-player game, each having 16 pawns and trying to win the game through strategic moves. The aim is to go on ‘capturing’ the opponent’s soldiers who will be eliminated from the game after that. The player who captures
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Goat and Tiger Game is a traditional South Indian strategic two-player game where the tiger hunts the goat. The storyline of the game includes three tigers controlling 15 goats where one player controls the tigers and the other controls 15 lambs/goats. The tigers have to ‘hunt’ the goats while the goats attempt to block the
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A two-player abstract board game predominantly from the Central Province of India, Dash Guti consists of 2 triangles connected in a common vertex where each player gets an army of 10 soldiers. The game resembles the strategy game of Checkers. Each player takes alternative turns to move their piece. As a player takes leaps on
Goat and Tiger Game is a traditional South Indian strategic two-player game where the tiger hunts the goat. The storyline of the game includes three tigers controlling 15 goats where one player controls the tigers and the other controls 15 lambs/goats. The tigers have to ‘hunt’ the goats while the goats attempt to block the
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Goat and Tiger Game is a traditional South Indian strategic two-player game where the tiger hunts the goat. The storyline of the game includes three tigers controlling 15 goats where one player controls the tigers and the other controls 15 lambs/goats. The tigers have to ‘hunt’ the goats while the goats attempt to block the
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An ancient, indigenous, traditional two/four-player game Chowka Baara originated in the Indian households. The game is played using cowrie shells, and is one of the oldest games being played in the regions of South India. Popularly known by various names like Katte Mane or Ghatta Mane, the game is controlled by each player taking a
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