5 ancient indian games that deserve a comeback Published By Moushumi Mahanta | 07 Jan, 2025 Games and sports were an integral part of ancient Indian culture and were enjoyed by friends and ...

Certain games persisted and morphed over the millennia into ones we know today. The origins of chess, for instance, likely trace back to the Indian game of chaturanga, described in Sanskrit texts from ...

The ancient Egyptian game of senet is one of the world's oldest board games — pieces of boards thought to have been used for senet have been found in tombs of Egypt's First Dynasty of kings ...

In video games, sci-fi and music, creators are turning to folk customs and ancient mythology to imagine new futures. Nyshka Chandran explores the parallel universe of Indofuturism. A video ...

Raji: An Ancient Epic from Nodding Heads Games is not your typical action-adventure game as it seeks to highlight ancient India and the culture it birthed, including its gods, traditions and crafts.

Indoor games are more than just a way to pass time; they're an opportunity for teenagers to build life skills, strengthen ...

One of ancient Scandinavia’s most popular pastimes was a family of strategy games known collectively as Tafl. Norsemen played Tafl as early as 400 A.D., according to the Oxford History of Board ...

Indian games like Antakshari, Vedic maths, Pallan, Goli, chess, rummy, and Kabaddi enhance senior cognitive health. Try the Indian games to improve your memory, strategic thinking, problem-solving ...

My knowledge of Ancient Indian culture doesn't extend much beyond the names of Final Fantasy summons Shiva and Ramuh. But if indie brawler Raji: An Ancient Epic had existed alongside Tolkien ...

In football, the Indian Super League is a niche interest next to European games. Thanks to TV and streaming platforms, the many millions who love kabaddi can at last watch it.