Snakes and Ladders
Board game, 2 to 6 players
With 2 players, every decision had only one legal option.
IGDC 2026, Chennai
28 and 29 October

Real games from Kheeladi’s Lab: what each bot weighed before it chose, and what each AI player was thinking when it played.
In Liar's Dice, language models sit in every seat, each with its own temperament: a first-timer, a competitor, a cautious player and a social one.
Drawn in Kheeladi’s own cards, boards, dice and dominoes, the same pieces every replay shows.
Board game, 2 to 6 players
With 2 players, every decision had only one legal option.
Card game, 3 to 6 players
India's three-card game: play blind or seen, chaal or pack.
Board game, 2 to 4 players
Four tokens each round the full board: every six, every capture, every safe square.
Dice game, 2 to 4 players
Bluffing with hidden dice: every bid, and every call of liar.
Card game, in teams, 4 players
Teams of two chase the four tens: who takes them, and how.
Card game, in teams, 4 players
Trumps named from five cards; partners race to seven tricks.
Card game, 3 to 6 players
Suits built up and down from the sevens; first to empty their hand wins.
Card game, 2 to 4 players
Thirteen cards, sequences and sets, with jokers from the cut card.
Trick-taking, 3 to 4 players
The trick-taker on a short 36-card deck, six to ace, played by bots of four skill levels.
Mancala, 2 players
Seeds sown round the board, captures from the pit opposite.
Dominoes, 2 to 4 players
Dominoes from double-12: every train and every double.
Open-source games from indie developers, drawn in Kheeladi’s own art and played by the same bots.

Puzzle, 1 player
Slide, merge, and live with the next tile: how much of a run is skill, and how much the spawns.

Strategy, 2 players
A small hex skirmish, Loyalists against Northerners: recruits, villages, day and night.

Artillery, 2 to 4 players
Teams of hedgehogs trade shots across the land, with wind, craters and water.
Roguelike, 1 player
A run through the Sewers: how much is the dungeon's luck, and how much the player's choices.

Puzzle, 1 player
The best logic player still loses 11% of beginner games, nearly all of them to a forced guess.
Bots range from random play to search that looks many moves ahead. On each move the side panel shows the options a bot weighed, and what an AI player meant and said. If a bot stood in for an AI player, the move says so.
The traditional games’ replays show Kheeladi’s own cards, boards, dice and dominoes. The games under See more are their publishers’ and trademarks of their owners; Kheeladi’s engines are its own models of the published rules, built for research, and the publishers are not involved. Each page keeps a selection of replays to stay small; every game’s result is listed.