Snakes and Ladders is the classic dice race to square 100: climb ladders to jump ahead, avoid snakes that slide you back, and reach the top first.
Tap Roll and your piece moves forward by the number on the die. If you land at the bottom of a ladder you climb to the top of it; if you land on a snake's head you slide down to its tail. You need the exact number to land on 100, and a 6 gives you another roll.
Yes. Choose Online (2 players) in the game, tap Create Room and share the 5-letter code with a friend. The host plays Red and the guest plays Green; each roll is checked by the server so the game stays fair. You can chat in the room, and the first player to reach square 100 wins.
The game is pure luck, which makes it a great quick game to play with the computer. Keep rolling and enjoy the comebacks, because a single ladder can change the whole race.
The game began in ancient India as Moksha Patam, a lesson about virtue and vice, and reached Britain in the 19th century as Snakes and Ladders.
Yes. Choose Online (2 players) in the game, tap Create Room and share the 5-letter code with a friend. The host plays Red and the guest plays Green; each roll is checked by the server so the game stays fair. You can chat in the room, and the first player to reach square 100 wins.
Yes. Snakes and Ladders is completely free and runs directly in your browser. There is nothing to download or install and no account is required.
Yes. Pixel Arcade is built to work on desktop, tablet and mobile browsers, and the controls adapt to touch screens as well as keyboards.
Yes. After your first visit, Pixel Arcade caches its single-player games so they keep working without a connection.
Your best scores, coins and achievements are stored on your device, and you can optionally back them up by signing in from the main arcade page.