Chiles y manzanas
Race a friend on one phone by rolling dice to reach the goal first.
Puzzle & Strategy
luis_ortiz made this on Mable.
Make your gameAbout Chiles y manzanas
Roll a die to race the computer to tile 30, advancing on even numbers and retreating on odd ones.
How to play
- Tap the roll button to throw the six-sided die on your turn.
- Move forward for even numbers and backward for odd numbers.
- Roll two even numbers in a row to earn a free extra turn.
- Avoid rolling two odd numbers consecutively, which skips your next turn.
- Reach exactly tile 30 to win the race against the computer.
Controls
- Touch
- Tap the on-screen buttons to roll the die or pass your turn.
- Keyboard
- Not supported.
- Mouse
- Click the interface buttons to roll the die and progress the game.
More about this game
Compete against the computer in a race to reach exactly 30 on the board. You take turns rolling a six-sided die. Rolling an even number earns an apple and moves your pawn forward, while an odd number gives you a chili and forces you backward. The difficulty lies in managing your streaks and landing exactly on the final tile. If an even roll would push you past 30, you stay in place instead. The first player to land precisely on the goal wins the match.
Tips
- Keep track of your streaks. Rolling an even number after your first even roll grants a free turn, giving you a massive advantage.
- If you are close to 30, remember that rolling an even number that exceeds the goal keeps you safely in your current position.
- An exact roll to reach 30 always wins the game instantly, regardless of whether the number rolled is even or odd.
FAQ
- What happens if I roll past 30?
- If you roll an even number that would take you past tile 30, your pawn simply stays in its current position for that turn.
- Can I play against a real person?
- No, this version of the game only supports a single-player mode where you compete directly against a computer opponent.
- What do the apples and chilis mean?
- Apples represent even rolls that move you forward, while chilis represent odd rolls that force your pawn to move backward on the board.
