TIGERS AND COWS

Claws or numbers? An ancient Himalayan strategy game, reborn on your phone. Tigers and Cows is a faithful mobile adaptation of Bagh-Chal, the centuries-old Nepali board game that pits raw power against sheer numbers. Four tigers, each able to leap and devour. Twenty cows, each able only to creep forward — but together, strong enough to wall in a predator. One board. Two completely different ways to win. A GAME WITH REAL HISTORY Long before app stores existed, this game was already old. Bagh-Chal — literally "the tiger's move" — has been played for generations across the Himalayan foothills of Nepal, scratched into dirt, drawn on cloth, or carved into wood and stone. Close cousins exist all over the region: Do-Dam in Tibet, Puli Aatam in Tamil-speaking South India and Sri Lanka, and — more distantly — Fox and Geese in Europe. Tigers and Cows brings that entire tradition to your pocket,…