Classic Backgammon

Across a folding board split into two halves, both sides race the same set of pieces toward the home corner. In Classic Backgammon, the standard setup places an equal number of checkers for both players in matching positions, echoing one of the oldest board games ever played. Dice decide movement, large rolls push pieces farther, and doubles create bigger swings across the points. The path ends at the home table, where pieces move off the board into a separate space. A hit sends a lone opposing checker off the board, forcing its return before normal movement resumes.

How to play?

Roll the dice and move a checker by the value shown on each die. Bring all of your pieces to your side, then bear them off into the separate cell until none remain on the board. Finish that removal before the rival side does to win the round. Choose a board design, set the difficulty, pick the number of rounds, and play against the computer or a friend on the same device. Block routes whenever possible to slow the opponent's progress.