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Snakes & ladders, but you place the snakes. Play online or offline with friends.
Climb and Bite is the classic snakes and ladders game with a twist: the board starts empty, and you build it. Half the tiles hold a pickup: a ladder, a snake or a power card. Land on one and it's yours. On your turn, use it before you roll. Put a ladder just ahead of yourself and climb it first. Drop a snake right in front of whoever is winning. Or play a card that turns the race around. Then roll the dice and live with the board everyone has been building. It's the snake and ladder dice game you grew up with, turned into a board game of tactics and revenge. PLAY ONLINE OR OFFLINE • Play offline against the computer – no Wi-Fi needed after the first launch • Pass and play – a family board game for up to four players on one phone • Online multiplayer with friends – open a room, share the code or invite link, and everyone plays on their own phone. Rematch with one tap. POWER CARDS • Turn Skip – everyone else misses their next turn • Snake Shield – snakes can't bite you this turn or the next • Reversal – everyone else moves backwards for 2 turns MADE FOR FAMILY GAME NIGHT Play snakes and ladders with the family after dinner, with friends on a long journey, or against the computer on your own. Games are quick, and nobody is safe until the last tile. TEASE YOUR RIVALS Send reactions mid-game, or throw tomatoes, eggs and more at whoever is in the lead. THEMED BOARDS, DICE AND CHIPS Win coins and spend them in the shop: themed boards from Dino Valley and Viking Fjord to Haunted Night and Outer Space, dice that throw sparks, petals and lightning as they roll, chips to play as, and music to match. Small, medium and large boards, from a quick race to the full board. DAILY REWARDS Come back every day for a growing streak of free coins, and finish daily tasks for bonus coins. ALSO • Optional Google sign-in keeps your progress safe across devices • Share a picture of your win • Available in multiple languages