Parchisi Offline : Parchis
Parcheesi, a classic board game, offers engaging gameplay for families, friends, and children. This strategic game features rewarding extra moves: sending an opponent back to the starting point earns a 20-space bonus move (non-splittable), while landing a piece in the home space grants a 10-space bonus (also non-splittable).
Play options include single-player against the computer, local multiplayer with friends, and online multiplayer against players worldwide.
Originating from the Indian game Pachisi, Parcheesi (or Parchís in Spanish) belongs to the Cross and Circle family of board games. Its popularity spanned Spain, Europe, and Morocco. Now a global phenomenon, it's enjoyed under various names across numerous countries, including:
- Netherlands: Mens-erger-je-niet
- Spain: Parchís or Parkase
- France: Le Jeu de Dada or Petits Chevaux
- Italy: Non t'arrabbiare
- Syria: Barjis(s) / Bargese
- Persia/Iran: Pachîs
- Vietnam: da' ngu'a
- China: Fei Xing Qi'
- Sweden: Fia med knuff
- Colombia: Parqués
- Palestine: Barjis / Bargis
- Greece: Griniaris
Version 1.5 (Updated March 19, 2024): This update includes bug fixes and a new game mode.
Parchisi Offline : Parchis
Parcheesi, a classic board game, offers engaging gameplay for families, friends, and children. This strategic game features rewarding extra moves: sending an opponent back to the starting point earns a 20-space bonus move (non-splittable), while landing a piece in the home space grants a 10-space bonus (also non-splittable).
Play options include single-player against the computer, local multiplayer with friends, and online multiplayer against players worldwide.
Originating from the Indian game Pachisi, Parcheesi (or Parchís in Spanish) belongs to the Cross and Circle family of board games. Its popularity spanned Spain, Europe, and Morocco. Now a global phenomenon, it's enjoyed under various names across numerous countries, including:
- Netherlands: Mens-erger-je-niet
- Spain: Parchís or Parkase
- France: Le Jeu de Dada or Petits Chevaux
- Italy: Non t'arrabbiare
- Syria: Barjis(s) / Bargese
- Persia/Iran: Pachîs
- Vietnam: da' ngu'a
- China: Fei Xing Qi'
- Sweden: Fia med knuff
- Colombia: Parqués
- Palestine: Barjis / Bargis
- Greece: Griniaris
Version 1.5 (Updated March 19, 2024): This update includes bug fixes and a new game mode.
