Have fun with Goose Game
Goose Game is a traditional board game that has been enjoyed for centuries. It is a race-style game that involves dice rolling and strategic decision-making.
The rule of this game
The first player to reach the final space on the board, often represented as finish. Each player starts at the beginning of the track and takes turns rolling a single die or a pair of dice, depending on the version of the game. The number rolled determines how many spaces the player moves forward.
Test your luck
Goose Game is not only a source of entertainment but also offers opportunities for social interaction and friendly competition. Its simple rules and element of luck make it accessible to players of all ages. In addition, Snakes And Ladders also depends a lot on luck. Are you confident that you are lucky? Let's try to prove it.
Specific obstacles
- Goose Square: When a player lands on a Goose Square, they have the opportunity to roll the dice again and move forward by the sum of the new roll.
- Bridge Square: Landing on a Bridge Square enables the player to repeat the same score they rolled on the dice. This can be beneficial if the players roll a high number, allowing them to progress quickly and potentially bypass sections of the board.
- House Square: When a player lands on a House Square, they are required to stay there for a specific number of turns, usually three. This can be a setback as it delays their progress and gives other players the opportunity to catch up or overtake them.
- Well Square: When a player lands on a Well Square, they are forced to stay there until another player lands on the same Well Square. The rescuing player then "saves" them, allowing them to continue their journey.
