Trinkets & More Chinese Checkers - Wood 2 in 1 + Ludo - Multicolor

Here is a great game of strategy!!!!!!!!! And not a video game

The ideal way to stimulate kids' brain cells is to indulge them in smart games. Chinese Checkers and Ludo has been one of the most popular and brain-racking games in the history of board games. You have to count on your skill, prediction, strategy and mathematics when it comes to this traditional game of Chinese checkers and Ludo. Revamps your favourite board game to give it a convenient and fun feel with these board game of Chinese Checker and Ludo. This conveniently sized board game is a great on-the-go companion to keep your kid busy.

Interesting Aspects of the Game of Chinese Checkers

The object of the game is to place one's pieces in the corner opposite their starting position by moving them through jumps over other pieces. The game does not actually originate from China (nor is it a variation on checkers or Chinese chess), but was given that name in the United States to make it sound more exotic. The game pieces are usually six sets of coloured marbles, ten of each color. The ten marbles are arranged as a triangle in the starting position in one of the corners of the star. Chinese checkers is a relatively simple game, but that doesn't mean it's easy to win. Like any game, the more you play the better you'll get at it.

Interesting Aspects of the Game of Ludo

Ludo is derived from the Latin word meaning “I play,” and the origin of the game has found mention in India’s ancient art and literature. The game of Ludo was known as Pachisi and some of the paintings of this fun board game are found in India’s Ajanta caves. It is also a recorded fact that Emperor Akbar loved to play Pachisi during his leisure time. Variations of Pachisi reached England during the 19th century and it was eventually patented and sold as Ludo throughout the world.