Klusi

Klusi is a popular board game for two to four players, typically played on a board with a starting space, a series of colored spaces, and a home area. The objective of Klusi is to be the first player to move all of their game pieces from their starting area, around the board, and into their designated home area.

The game is played with a die or dice. Players take turns rolling the die and moving one of their pieces forward the corresponding number of spaces. If a player lands on a space already occupied by an opponent's piece, the opponent's piece is sent back to its starting area, a mechanic often referred to as "capturing" or "bumping." Landing on certain colored spaces may grant advantages, such as allowing a player to roll again or move an additional number of spaces.

To enter the home area, a player usually needs to roll the exact number required to land on the final home space. Once a piece is in the home area, it is safe from capture. The first player to successfully move all of their pieces into their home area wins the game. Klusi is known for its blend of luck due to the dice rolls and strategic elements in deciding which piece to move and when to attempt captures. It is often enjoyed by families and is considered a relatively simple game to learn.