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Checkers also called Draughts is one of the oldest board games in the world that is still played today. The origins of the game can be traced back to the ancient city of Ur in southern Mesopotamia (modern-day Iraq), dating back to about 3000 BCE. A game board resembling Checkers with slight variations was carbon dated to this time period.

Ludo, with its vibrant board and distinctive dice, maintains its reputation as a treasured classic among the seasoned board games still at play today. Its roots trace back to a game called Pachisi or Chaupar, that was originally played by maharajas in ancient India on cloth boards with brightly colored and intricate designs.

The Backgammon-like game is one of the oldest board games still played in Asia. Since it is a fairly simple, yet engaging game, the whole family could sit down and play together. Over the centuries the game has evolved and at least a dozen versions of the game have been invented, you can still come across the traditional Chinese and Japanese ...