Parchis

Parchis is a board game that can be played by 2 -4 players. In this game, the players have to race their 4 pieces from the starting to the finishing point according to the roll of the dice.

Game features:

- 2-4 players
- User friendly interface
- Auto save.
- Undo button
- Play free as much as you want
- Optimized for Tablets and phones
- Challenging AI
- Works perfect even without network, offline game.
- Choose to play with other player or with AI .

Parchis is similar to many other games, especially the game of Ludo.

At the starting of the game, a player places his 4 pieces in the starting area of his color.

This game is played with one dice and four pieces for each player.
As in Pachisi, the aim is simple: players compete on leading their four pawns out of their nest, around the whole board, into the color track and up to the center of the board, chasing and "eating" each other in the process.
A roll of 5 forces the player to release one piece from the nest ,and a roll of 6 gives the player an extra turn. When the player has 4 pawns in the game, whenever he gets a 6, he can move 7 squares.
If ever 3 6's are rolled in a row, the last piece moved is killed and returned to the nest. If the last piece moved was in the final coloured ramp, it is only moved to the bottom of it.
When a pawn "eats" an opponent's pawn, it "kills" it, sending it back to the nest, and advances 20 squares. When a pawn reaches the end, one of the other pawns of the same color can advance ten squares.
Blockades can also be made with 2 pawns, but only in safe squares. In some variants, a blockade can be formed in any square, if both pawns belong to the same player—otherwise the last to arrive would kill the first. Pawns cannot jump over blockades, which causes "jams", making it easy for players to "eat" each other. A player must open a blockade if he tosses a six.