Aadu Puli Aatam (Goats and Tigers in English, Puli-Meka in Telugu, Adu-Huli in Kannada and Bagh Chal in Nepali) is a two-player strategy game but it’s not your regular game like chess or checkers. Goats and Tigers is a disproportionate strategy game, which means that the Goats and Tigers on the board do not possess the same properties during gameplay. The Tigers have the ability to capture goats and eliminate them from the board whereas the Goats have the power of superior numbers. The rules are simple and very easy to understand but the game is seriously engaging. What more this ancient board game can also be your brain gym for the day! It’s time to take a journey from being a humble Bahadur to the Royal Mahachatrapathy with this ancient Social Brain game! So there is a twist in the plot after all with Goats and Tigers! So what are you waiting for! Get smarter and get those neurons firing with Goats and Tigers!

Game Rules and Features:
- The tiger and goat are placed on a game board with 23 positions. Each player can move his pieces along lines connecting the board positions.
- Its a single player Game you will play as Goats side.
Goats must move according to these rules:
They must leave the board when captured.
They cannot jump over the Tigers or other Goats.
They can only move after all 15 have been put on the board.