Chal games & apps
Creations tagged chal on 8x — every one is playable in the browser and open to remix.
12 creations
BAGH CHAL Remix
Nepal's national board game — **4 tigers** vs **20 goats** on a 5×5 point grid with diagonal lines. You play the goats: place them one by one, then slide to trap all tigers. Tigers jump to capture; **5 captures** and tigers win.
BAGH CHAL DUO Remix
**虎羊棋双人传屏** — 2-player Pass-and-Play Nepal Bagh Chal (no CPU).
BAGH CHAL Remix
Nepal's national board game — **4 tigers** vs **20 goats** on a 5×5 point grid with diagonal lines. You play the goats: place them one by one, then slide to trap all tigers. Tigers jump to capture; **5 captures** and tigers win.
BAGH CHAL Remix
Nepal's national board game — **4 tigers** vs **20 goats** on a 5×5 point grid with diagonal lines. You play the goats: place them one by one, then slide to trap all tigers. Tigers jump to capture; **5 captures** and tigers win.
BAGH CHAL DUO Remix
**虎羊棋双人传屏** — 2-player Pass-and-Play Nepal Bagh Chal (no CPU).
Bagh Chal Remix
Nepal's national board game — **4 tigers** vs **20 goats** on a 5×5 point grid with diagonal lines. You play the goats: place them one by one, then slide to trap all tigers. Tigers jump to capture; **5 captures** and tigers win.
Bagh Chal Remix
Nepal's national board game — **4 tigers** vs **20 goats** on a 5×5 point grid with diagonal lines. You play the goats: place them one by one, then slide to trap all tigers. Tigers jump to capture; **5 captures** and tigers win.
BAGH CHAL DUO Remix
**虎羊棋双人传屏** — 2-player Pass-and-Play Nepal Bagh Chal (no CPU).
BAGH CHAL DUO Remix
**虎羊棋双人传屏** — 2-player Pass-and-Play Nepal Bagh Chal (no CPU).
Bagh Chal Duo
**虎羊棋双人传屏** — 2-player Pass-and-Play Nepal Bagh Chal (no CPU).
BAGH CHAL Remix
Nepal's national board game — **4 tigers** vs **20 goats** on a 5×5 point grid with diagonal lines. You play the goats: place them one by one, then slide to trap all tigers. Tigers jump to capture; **5 captures** and tigers win.
Bagh-Chal (Tigers & Goats) Remix
The national hunt game of Nepal (बाघचाल), rebuilt as a high-craft template. It is **net-new** and **asymmetric** — unlike every symmetric abstract in the set (`konane`, `fanorona`, `checkers`, `mills`…), the two sides play by entirely different rules and chase opposite goals, which makes it both strategically deep and very recordable (tigers stalk, goats swarm, a leap eats a goat to a roar).