Puluc: Mayan Board Game

Vadym Khokhlov

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About this game

Discover Puluc, a captivating ancient board game of the Mayan Indians! Immerse yourself in the atmosphere of Mesoamerica and test your strategy and logic skills in a game that was part of the culture and rituals of an ancient civilization for millennia.

📜 History of the Game
Puluc (also known as Bul) is a traditional game that dates back centuries. Historically, it had sacred significance and was closely associated with the maize sowing festival. Now, this classic tactical entertainment is available right on your smartphone!

🎯 How to Play?
The rules of the game seem simple, but require deep strategic thinking:
• The goal of the game is to capture and remove all of your opponent's pieces from the board.
• Players take turns throwing dice (in ancient times, corn kernels were used) and moving their pieces along a linear game board.
• If your piece lands on the same square as an opponent's piece, you take it "prisoner".
• Lead the prisoners to the end of your path to permanently eliminate them from the game!

✨ Game Features:
✔️ Authentic Atmosphere: Feel the spirit of the ancient Maya with a stylish design.
✔️ Various Difficulty Levels: Play against the AI, improving your skills from a beginner to a master strategist.
✔️ Play with Friends: Compete with friends and family in local multiplayer mode on one device!
✔️ Brain Training: The game perfectly develops logic, tactics, and the ability to plan steps ahead.
✔️ Offline Mode: Play anywhere, anytime without an internet connection.

💡 Why Download Puluc?
If you love classic board games like chess, checkers, backgammon, mancala, or mahjong, Puluc will become your new favorite challenge. The simple rules hide an incredible depth of tactics. It's not just a game — it's a touch of ancient history!

Download Puluc right now, roll the virtual dice, and prove you're an unbeatable tactician!

Ratings and reviews

Fun, no online multiplayer but thats expected.

I really like this but it could be better❤️

Different from the rules that I know, but not bad

What’s new

- Restored autoroll functionality
- Restored background music support