Parcheesi Ludo - Parchis Ludo

Parcheesi Ludo is the modern version of the royal Pachisi game. A Ludo game that was played between kings and indians in ancient times. Roll the dice Ludo and move your chips to reach the center of the Ludo plateau. Defeat other players and become King Ludo.

Parcheesi Ludo suits the traditional rules and the old and traditional aspect of the Ludo game. The game Ludo has evolved over the centuries to now arrive on your mobile phone. Just like the kings and queens of India, your destiny of the game and your strategy of moving your chips.

Parchisi is a dice base board game of the cross and circle family. It is an adaptation of the Indian game pachisi. Parchís was a very popular game in Spain at one point as well as in Europe and Morocco - specifically Tangiers and Tetouan, and it is still popular especially among adults and seniors. Since it uses dice, Parchis King is not usually regarded as an abstract strategy game like chess or checkers. It does not depend fully on luck either, since the four pawns under a player's command demand some sort of strategy. parchis game is also know by different names in other countries.

Parchisi is played with two Dice and four tokens per player. The most popular Parcheesi boards in America have 68 spaces around of the board, 12 of which are safe positions . Each corner of the board contains one player's starting area.

The game is mentioned in many movies and television episodes

Parchisi Game Features

- 2, 3 or 4 players can play parchis board game

- Chat and send Emoji while you play the game

- Play FREE in Tablet and Phone.

- Play with friends and family members by inviting them via Instagram, Facebook and Whatsapp.

- Suport Many Languages like English, Spanish and Arabic.

- Different type of dice collection

Parchis board game is a popular in different countries with different name.

Mens-erger-je-niet (the Netherlands),

Parchís or Parkase (Spain),

Le Jeu de Dada or Petits Chevaux (France),

Non t'arrabbiare (Italy),

Barjis(s) / Bargese (Syria),

Pachîs (Persia/Iran).

da' ngu'a ('Vietnam')

Fei Xing Qi' (China)

Fia med knuff (Sweden)

Parqués (Colombia)

Barjis / Bargis (Palestine)

Griniaris (Greece)