Sushi Backgammon

Across a wooden board, sushi pieces slide between points with soft food-themed sound effects and glossy dice rolling across the layout. Sushi Backgammon gives the ancient board game a dinner-table look without changing the classic match between two opponents. The board uses a traditional arrangement, the pieces move freely, and the finish line sits on a plate waiting at the end of the route. Local matches fit a quick round with a friend, a sister, parents, or a girlfriend, and three difficulty settings add solo opponents for anyone chasing a tougher win.

How to play?

Roll the dice, then move your chips in the proper direction across the board toward the plate before the rival side gets there first. On any point already occupied by the other side, placement stops because both players can't share that space at the same time. Block routes by landing on useful spots, think ahead before spending a roll, and collect bonus points when strong positioning pays off. Beat opponents on all three difficulty levels to finish the full sushi-themed backgammon set.