Sholo Guti is a traditional board game that is popular in South Asia, especially in Bangladesh, India, Nepal, and Pakistan. It is also known as 16 bead, 16 beads, tiger and goats, sixteen soldiers, or Indian checkers. The game mechanism of this game is similar to Chess and checkers, which makes it a popular board game as well. The game is played by two players on a board with 37 intersections. Each player has 16 pieces, which are placed on the first four rows of the board. The goal of the game is to capture all the opponent's pieces by jumping over them.

Sholo Guti - 16 Bead Offline is a fun and challenging game that lets you enjoy the classic board game on your device. You can play offline with your friends or family using the local multiplayer option. You can also play against smart bots that have different levels of difficulty. You can choose from various colorful pieces and boards to customize your game experience. You don't need any internet connection to play this game.


Sholo Guti - 16 Bead Offline features:

• Offline mode: Play the game without any internet connection.

• Local multiplayer: Play with your friends or family on the same device.

• Smart bots: Play against intelligent and advanced bots that will challenge your skills.

• Colorful pieces and boards: Choose from different colors and designs for your pieces and boards.

• Simple and intuitive controls: Just tap to move your pieces on the board.

• Rules and tips: Learn how to play the game or improve your strategy with helpful tips.

• Undos and hints: Undo your moves or get hints if you are stuck or need help.

How to Play 16 Guti Game:

Each player has 16 pieces of one color (black, white or any). The pieces are placed on the first two rows of each side of the board, leaving the middle row empty. The player who goes first moves one of their pieces to an adjacent empty point along a line.

The players take turns to move one of their pieces to an adjacent empty point along a line. A piece can also capture an opponent's piece by hopping over it to an empty point on the other side. The captured piece is removed from the board. A piece can capture multiple pieces in one move if there are empty points between them. A piece cannot move back to a point it just left.

The game ends when one player captures all the opponent's pieces or blocks them from moving. The player who achie