Snakes
& Ladders
The board game you already know, played against real people — with dice anyone can check.
- The dice are published before you roll them. Every game can be checked afterwards, by you, without trusting us.
- No account until you want one. Open it and you are playing; make an account when you want your game on another phone.
- Nothing is sold to anybody. No ads, no trackers, no third party gets to watch you play.
Nobody can change the dice while you play. Not even us.
A dice game is only fun if the dice are honest, and you should not have to take our word for it. So we do it in the open.
One thing to say plainly. In the friendly games the die leans toward whoever is behind: a six goes from one in six up to at most one in four for the player at the back, and never for the player in front. The rated games do none of that. The die there is even, and it is the one you can check roll by roll.
Before each day starts we publish a fingerprint of the numbers the game will use that day. It gives nothing away — you cannot read the numbers out of it — but it is fixed, and we cannot change it afterwards.
When the day is over we publish the numbers themselves. Anyone can put them through the same fingerprint machine and see that the answer matches what we posted the day before. If we had swapped a single roll, it would not.
Today's fingerprint has not been posted yet. It goes up before the first game of the day, and the fair dice page always shows the latest one.
Who is out in front right now.
Play for free. Keep it with an account.
You can play the whole game without ever making an account. Making one is what keeps your level, your coins and your unlocks when you change phone — and it is what lets you play against other people instead of the computer.