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Bagh-Chal: Tiger & Goat

EqualInformation, LLC
⬇ 0+ downloads
Style: Board
Released: Oct 3, 2026
IAP: $3.99 per item
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Installs since launch
0 1 1 0 Oct 3, 2026 today
0 installs since Oct 7
Update history
1.7.2 Oct 7, 2026
Welcome to Bagh-Chal Deluxe, the traditional tiger and goat game of Nepal.<br>- Carved 3D board with real tiger and goat portraits<br>- 44-puzzle campaign and 14 hands-on lessons<br>- Play the goats or the tigers: 5 computer levels, two players, daily challenge<br>- Auto Play with a coach, hints and take-back<br>- 12 breeds to meet and unlock, 18 achievements<br>- Works in portrait and landscape.
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Bagh-Chal: Tiger & Goat is a board game by EqualInformation, LLC with 0+ downloads. Released Oct 3, 2026. Install growth, rank history, SDKs and ad networks.

From the store listing: “Bagh-Chal is the traditional tiger and goat board game of Nepal, in a complete edition with a carved three-dimensional board and real tiger and goat portraits. Four tigers face twenty goats on a square board of twenty-five points. The goats try to trap the tigers so none can move. The tigers try to capture enough…”