Ddolbeng Two of Us: one tablet, two children, one die
Two children sit side by side and take turns with the die. The game ends only when both friends reach the goal. A step-by-step look at Ddolbeng Two of Us.
Most games on a tablet are made for one child. Ddolbeng Two of Us is the opposite. Its page puts it simply: this one needs somebody else in the room.
Put one tablet between two children, sit them side by side, and let them take turns with the die. Let’s walk through a game together. 🎲
What is Ddolbeng Two of Us?
Ddolbeng Two of Us is one of the games in Ddolbeng, our village of games for little ones. It’s a board game with ladders and snakes: two friends walk up the track, one roll at a time.
What makes it different is how it ends. The game isn’t over when the first friend arrives. It’s over when both of them do.
How to play
Waiting, and cheering
Here’s the moment we love. When one friend gets there, the turns simply keep going to the child who is still walking, and the friend at the goal cheers them on. The game ends with both friends on the last square.
So the child who is ahead has a new job: wait, watch and clap. And the child who is behind still gets to finish.
Friends you already know
The friends to choose from are the same Ddolbeng and friends who live in the village. If your children already have a favourite, they’ll probably reach for it first. Meet them all in Meet Ddolbeng and friends.
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Frequently asked questions
How many people does Ddolbeng Two of Us need?
Two, sharing one tablet. They sit side by side and take turns rolling the die on their own side of the screen.
When does the game end?
When both friends have reached the goal. Whoever arrives first waits on the last square and claps the other one in.
What happens on a ladder or a snake?
Land on a ladder and your friend climbs up. Land on a snake and your friend slides down.
Where do we find it?
It's one of the games in the Ddolbeng village, and it opens in a web browser.