Board game Ludo trip

The ideal gift for the family on vacation, camping, or long trips.

Ludo is an English board game for two to four players, in which they race their four tokens from start to finish according to the roll of a single die. The game was brought to Europe at the end of the 19th century by the English directly from India. The rules were simplified and the game was patented in 1896 under the name Ludo.

Rules of the game:

The aim of Ludo is to get your 4 pawns from the house (or yard) to the finish line and across the entire board before your opponents.

• This mode is played in pairs (4 players) with 2 dice.
• The team that gets all its pawns to the finish line first wins.

Husičky is a traditional board game dating back to the 18th century, inspired by the ancient Indian game Pačísí. The aim is to get your piece to the finish line by rolling the dice, with success depending purely on luck, not strategy. A popular game in England in the first half of the 18th century. Many other games were created based on a similar principle.

Rules of the game:

Players move their pieces (geese) around the board to be the first to reach the finish pond (square 63). Players roll the dice, move according to the number on the dice, and follow the instructions on the squares, which may involve moving forward or backward, paying (e.g., tolls), or other actions. The goal is to avoid pitfalls and jump over "geese," which allow for faster progress.

The package also includes a practical bag for the pieces and game instructions in English.

Package dimensions: 32 cm x 32 cm x 5 cm.

Suitable for children aged 3 and up.