Snakes and Ladders is the classic dice race that children across India have played for generations, where it is known as Moksha Patam or Paramapada Sopanam. Roll the die, move along the board, climb ladders to jump ahead and slide down snakes if you are unlucky. First to square 100 wins. Play it free here against 1 to 3 computer players.

Snakes and Ladders is a game of pure luck, which makes it ideal for young children. It is also a traditional way to teach that good deeds lift you up and bad ones pull you down, which is where the game came from.
Yes. It comes from ancient India, where it was a teaching game about virtue and vice called Moksha Patam. It reached Britain in the 19th century.
No. Every move is decided by the die. That is why it is a good first board game for small children.
In the standard house rule, yes. You must land exactly on 100. You can turn this off in the menu so that a big roll bounces back from 100.
This board has 9 ladders and 10 snakes, laid out like the traditional boards.
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You've been playing for 45 minutes. Stretch, drink some water, have a chai. Your game will be right here.
45 മിനിറ്റായി കളിക്കുന്നു. ഒന്ന് എഴുന്നേറ്റ് ഒരു ചായ കുടിച്ചിട്ട് വരാം? കളി ഇവിടെത്തന്നെ ഉണ്ടാകും.