Senet

Race to be the first player to get your five game pieces off the board in the Egyptian board game Senet.

The gameplay os Senet isn't very complicated and can be quickly learned after a game or two. The game board has a total of thirty spaces, and each player's five game pieces are placed in the first ten spaces at the start of the game. Just like Parchis or Oca, all the spaces are numbered, and some have special rules. Roll the numbered die on the bottom of the screen to see how far you can move your pieces. But there's a couple rules on moving your pieces, for example, no two pieces can occupy the same space on the board, but you can switch places with an enemy piece. Keep rolling the die and moving across the board until you reach the end and can take your piece off the board.

Any space marked with a symbol has special rules, adding a fun challenge to the game. For example, space 26 can't be skipped, your pieces must always stop there. Land on space 27 and your game pieces will have to move back to space 15. Finally, any pieces in spaces 28, 29, and 30, can only leave by rolling a 3, 2, and 1, respectively, which ends the game. Roll the wrong number, and you won't be able to move your piece and will lose the turn.

With Senet's different game modes you can play alone, against the computer, or with a friend on the same device.