Play a delightful Korean board game with your loved ones and friends for endless fun and entertainment.
If you are looking for a fun and challenging board game, then look no further than Lead Your Animals. This game is designed for 2-4 players and requires strategy and skill to win.
The objective of the game is to move all your animal pieces around the board once and back to the starting position before your opponent does. While default rules require pieces to take the outer circular path, clever shortcuts are available if you land on an intersection.
At the beginning of the game, each player is assigned a set of animals. Players take turns throwing four sticks to determine the number of steps they can take. This is done by clicking a button on the screen. The number of face-up sticks determines the number of steps available.
If one to four sticks are face up, players can take one to four steps respectively. If no sticks are facing up, then players can take five steps. If zero or four sticks are facing up, players will be granted an extra throw.
If two or more of your pieces land on the same spot, they can move together as a group, which presents an additional strategic advantage. However, landing on a spot occupied by your opponent pieces will remove those pieces from the board, forcing them to start over.
Overall, Lead Your Animals is an excellent game that requires critical thinking and skill. Who will become the champion? Play to find out.
The objective of the game is to move all your animal pieces around the board once and back to the starting position before your opponent does. While default rules require pieces to take the outer circular path, clever shortcuts are available if you land on an intersection.
At the beginning of the game, each player is assigned a set of animals. Players take turns throwing four sticks to determine the number of steps they can take. This is done by clicking a button on the screen. The number of face-up sticks determines the number of steps available.
If one to four sticks are face up, players can take one to four steps respectively. If no sticks are facing up, then players can take five steps. If zero or four sticks are facing up, players will be granted an extra throw.
If two or more of your pieces land on the same spot, they can move together as a group, which presents an additional strategic advantage. However, landing on a spot occupied by your opponent pieces will remove those pieces from the board, forcing them to start over.
Overall, Lead Your Animals is an excellent game that requires critical thinking and skill. Who will become the champion? Play to find out.
What's New
Version 1.1.0: Added time limit