Great video like always. These games have been great for all the at home time with the kids. Can you cover the card game Mille Borne or more yard games like corn hole.
Parcheesi is the American version of the game, while Ludo is the British version. Both come from Pachisi, an ancient strategy game from India. Ludo has since been developed further into Uckers, a partnership game of strategy favoured by Royal Navy and Commonwealth troops.
Yes, although Ludo is the older of the two. Both come from the Indian game Pachisi; Ludo is the British take on it, typically regarded as a children's game but with enough going on to make it decently fun for adults.
Many descriptions of this game don't allow players to create blocks and outright forbid players from playing a piece onto a space already occupied by another of their own pieces. Instead, a player must move a piece to an unoccupied space or a space occupied by an opponent; if that can't be done, the player must pass their turn or, if their most recent roll was a 6 and not a third consecutive 6, reroll.
Having playing Ludo since my childhood so I felt that you didn't tell some of the things as we played in India that is even if you roll out one you can still move out a piece from your from your home and also the word is not according to what we play
That's a common variation in Western countries, too. Being a folk game, Ludo-which itself comes from Pachisi and is closely related to Parcheesi-has several rule variations where it's played.
Not just a Kids game. Indian Moguls used real young women as pieces and moved them around a huge board (in the original Parchisi). Not sure what the rule about jumping on them was.
@@gameon2553 Backgammon and Pachisi are both about as old as each other with conflicting dates and definitions but at least over 1000 years old, while Ludo emerged as recently as 1896.
I have been playing this game from childhood and i know all the rules but thank you for reminding me
Great video like always. These games have been great for all the at home time with the kids. Can you cover the card game Mille Borne or more yard games like corn hole.
Oh, Mille Borne is a great game! My dad bought it for our family because he remembered playing it as a kid.
I’ll add those to my list, thanks!
He's just done Mille Borne
Great video! I've played parcheesi, but I've never heard of Ludo.
I've always played parcheesi, but ludo is nice for a fast game
Parcheesi is the American version of the game, while Ludo is the British version. Both come from Pachisi, an ancient strategy game from India. Ludo has since been developed further into Uckers, a partnership game of strategy favoured by Royal Navy and Commonwealth troops.
So basically it’s Sorry, but instead of cards it’s dice?
Yes, although Ludo is the older of the two. Both come from the Indian game Pachisi; Ludo is the British take on it, typically regarded as a children's game but with enough going on to make it decently fun for adults.
Can two pawns be killed by the opponent if they are in the same block
Can you do a tutorial on how to play Trouble or Aggravation?
Many descriptions of this game don't allow players to create blocks and outright forbid players from playing a piece onto a space already occupied by another of their own pieces. Instead, a player must move a piece to an unoccupied space or a space occupied by an opponent; if that can't be done, the player must pass their turn or, if their most recent roll was a 6 and not a third consecutive 6, reroll.
A similar game is Pachisi uses 2 dice has more strategy elements,
Having playing Ludo since my childhood so I felt that you didn't tell some of the things as we played in India that is even if you roll out one you can still move out a piece from your from your home and also the word is not according to what we play
That's a common variation in Western countries, too. Being a folk game, Ludo-which itself comes from Pachisi and is closely related to Parcheesi-has several rule variations where it's played.
I play flight chess, which is quite similar to ludo!
Thank you Sir. Now over to my kids
What happens if a player has two in home and other two are being blocked by opponent?
Your turn ends
Cap. You can pass a block if your two are stacked and you roll two of the same numbers that lands on the opponents stack. (But you need two dice)
this is why should always watch full video
Can you play simple mahjong, by any chance?
Block Vs block? How does that work?
Thanks😃😄😀😁
I played the game with Wikihow's help.
Yutnori does not have dice but Korean dice.
Is this an india version of sorry?
Ludo and _Sorry_ were both derived from the ancient Indian game Pachisi. Ludo was developed in England, where it's popular as a children's game.
Which country and city
some indoor games from India, chess, ludo, carrom, snakes and ladders
Which city
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I build a version with simpsons charathers of this game
Ive got Simpson Monopoly
Wow it's so. Amasing
Thank
It's not piece it's token
This is the kid's version of Backgammon.
Or rather the English children's version of Pachisi. They're both closely related to Backgammon, though.
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Which came first?
Not just a Kids game. Indian Moguls used real young women as pieces and moved them around a huge board (in the original Parchisi).
Not sure what the rule about jumping on them was.
@@gameon2553 Backgammon and Pachisi are both about as old as each other with conflicting dates and definitions but at least over 1000 years old, while Ludo emerged as recently as 1896.
Where do you live
Can I know please?
I like the somali version
The first comment for you
cause i dindt now i played and thought i win cause 1 bluegot to the home area
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This is Sorry
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It’s not called di it’s called dice
Die means one dice, dice are plural.
Please educate yourself before judging others.
LUDO...
PRESENT declension
I sing. lūdo
II sing. lūdis
III sing. lūdit
I plur. lūdĭmus
II plur. lūdĭtis
III plur. lūdunt
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