PasaKing: ChowkaBara, TiriPasa

Games of the past, reborn. Pasa King brings India's classic dice board games — the ones we drew on floors and courtyards with chalk — to your phone, beautifully playable and free. ONE APP, THREE CLASSIC GAMES 🎲 TiriPasa (5×5) — the fast classic with five binary "tamarind" dice. Race your four tokens around the board and into the centre Destiny square. 🐚 Chowka Bara (5×5) — the beloved four-cowrie game of Karnataka and Andhra, also known as Ashta Chamma. Throw chamma! Throw ashta! 🐚 Chowka Bara (7×7) — the grand 49-square board with six cowries, crossed safe squares and a long spiral to the centre. Known across India as Thaayam, Kavidi Kali, Dayakattai and more. Instead of a numbered die, these games use traditional binary dice — cowrie shells and tamarind seeds. The mix of faces landing up decides your move, with special throws earning bonus turns. Simple to learn, quick to play, impossible to put down. FEATURES • Three complete games with their own boards, dice and rules • Offline pass-and-play for 2, 3 or 4 players on one device • Play vs the computer — practice against smart bots • Online multiplayer — create a room and share the invite link on WhatsApp; friends tap and join instantly • Game-specific invite links with previews for each board • Play in 17 languages: English, हिन्दी, मराठी, தமிழ், తెలుగు, বাংলা, മലയാളം, ગુજરાતી, ಕನ್ನಡ, ଓଡ଼ିଆ, ਪੰਜਾਬੀ, অসমীয়া, اردو and more • Guest mode to jump straight in, or a free account (with Google Sign-In) to keep progress across devices • Leaderboards, emotes, spoken dice calls and shareable win cards • Clean, colourful boards with smooth animations, designed for phones HOW TO PLAY • Throw the dice — the faces landing up decide your move. • Special throws let a token leave home and earn bonus turns. • Land on a lone opponent to send it walking all the way back home. • Crossed squares are safe — no piece can be captured there. • Race all your tokens to the centre square to win. A GAME WITH A STORY These boards belong to the same ancient family as Pachisi and Chaupar — played in India for over two thousand years, from village courtyards to the Mughal court. Pasa King preserves them exactly as families still play them, so the next generation learns the way ours did. Play with family around one phone, challenge the computer, or invite friends online with a single tap. Also playable free in your browser at https://play.pasaking.com — and read the story of these games at https://pasaking.com