Play Parqués online!
The Colombian board game, in pixel art. Get your 4 tokens out of jail and lead them home before everyone else.
New game
Create a room, share the code with your friends or add bots. You choose the board and the rules.
Make your own board
Paint the tiles, place objects, choose the water areas where the tokens board a boat.
Open the board editorParqués, the Colombian board game
Parqués is the classic family board game of Colombia, a cousin of Spanish parchís and of ludo. Each player must get their 4 tokens out of jail with a double, race around the board capturing their opponents' tokens, and lead them all home to the centre.
Here you play it online, in pixel art: create a room, share its code with your friends or fill the table with bots, then roll the dice. Everything runs in the browser, on desktop and on mobile.
- Free, ad-free, no sign-up
- 2 to 4 players, with friends or against bots
- Colombian rules: doubles, safe squares, huffing
- Board editor and character creator
- Desktop, tablet and mobile, nothing to install
- Available in English, Spanish, French and Italian
Frequently asked questions
What is parqués?
A Colombian board game for 2 to 4 players (up to 6 in some variants), similar to parchís and ludo. You roll two dice to move your 4 tokens from jail to home, capturing other players' tokens along the way.
Is the game free?
Yes, completely free, with no ads and no in-app purchases. You don't even need to create an account.
How do I play parqués online with friends?
Pick a name, create a room and send its 5-letter code (or the link) to your friends. They join from their browser and the game starts when the host launches it.
Can I play alone?
Yes: the host can add bots to fill the table and play against the computer.
Do I need to install an app?
No. Parqués runs directly in the browser, on desktop, tablet and phone.
What is the difference between parqués and parchís?
Colombian parqués is played with two dice and you need a double to get out of jail. It has its own rules, such as huffing (punishing a player who forgets to capture) and three doubles in a row.