Contained within are representations of 15 vintage, physical editions', layouts of this internationally popular boardgame. These include the following: Versions sold by Betal, Canada Games Co., Thomas Salter, Milton Bradley (and Spears), Kay, Bell, British Manufacturer, a 'National series' (from 1901), Harlesden, etc. A bullseye layout (H P G & Sons) is modified from an original 144 squares' board. Most of these game versions no longer exist within the general marketplace.
Individual variants, here, are available for either 2, 3, or 4 players.
Snakes and Ladders has a longer development history within the region of Southern Asia.

Object: Reach the 100th square. Roll the die, and move your board piece accordingly.

Playing Description:
Click upon the left-side of the board for a new die at each turn. Landing upon either a Ladder or a Snake square will require a continued (partial) turn as indicated. Winning requires an exact landing roll onto square 100.
The Win Announcement occurs with a player's next turn's dice roll. In multi-player variants, the Announcement occurs after all but one have reached onto square 100.
A player that rolls a six, plays again. Three sixes in a roll forces that player back to square one.
Reaching square 100 with a six still requires a continuation dice-turn(s).