Backgammon: Real Dice

Centuries of table play sit behind Backgammon: Real Dice, a 3D board game tied to ancient Mesopotamia, now modern Iraq. Finds from that region, including early bone dice, are often linked to the long history behind backgammon, even if scholars still argue over the exact line of origin. Coffee houses and bars helped carry the match into social play, and this version brings that same head-to-head board across three table styles: Babylon, Turkish, and Leather. Offline play comes free, ads stay out of the way, and a strong computer opponent sits alongside local matches for two people. Multiplayer is mentioned as a coming addition.

How to play?

Dice rolls set movement, using physics-based throws that produce random results. Checkers move across the board in alternating turns, heading for your home side before bearing off. Automatic checker movement handles piece placement after the roll. Single-player mode pairs you with the AI, and local two-player mode places both sides on the same board.