Gilli Danda 1.1.5

Gilli Danda is an ancient traditional game that is commonly played in rural areas, particularly in countries such as Pakistan, India, Bangladesh, Cambodia, Turkey, and Italy.

This game involves the use of two sticks - a larger one known as the Danda (Dandan), which is used to strike the smaller stick, the Gilli (Gulli).

Known by various names like Billarda, Bòlit, Pati-kubra, Lippa, and Klipa in different regions such as Spain, Catalonia, Philippines, Italy, and Poland, Gilli Danda holds roots dating back over 2500 years in Asia. It is believed to be the predecessor of Western sports like Cricket, Baseball, and Softball.

As old as other traditional Asian games such as Kanchy (Marbles) or Ludo, Gilli Danda, also called Tip Cat, is an outdoor game.

The game follows five avid players named Iqbal, D’Angelo, Kartik, Maria, and Veer. Each player hails from distinct regions and possesses varying skill sets.

Offering engaging gameplay set in two distinct environments - one reflecting the natural beauty and rural life of South Asia and another showcasing a modern state-of-the-art stadium.

The objective is to strike the gilli at various objects (like carts, water tanks, tractors) to earn golden coins, which can then be utilized to unlock additional in-game items.

• Features Include:
• Engaging gameplay
• Varied environments - traditional village and modern stadium
• Diverse regional characters
• Visually appealing UI
• Exciting sounds and SFX
• Immersive camera angles and cinematic effects