The game of Ur

This board game is more than 4600 years old, it is the ancestor of Backgammon and 'Little Horses'. It was discovered in several royal tombs in the city of Ur.
You have 7 pawns that you must bring to the exit, before your opponent, by throwing a 4-sided die.
The rules of this version have been dusted off for a more tactical game that is less subject to chance.
Several pawns can be stacked (up to 4) on the same square, making the game's tactical richness. The capture, which is not compulsory, returns the pawn to its starting square.
Game and rules in French and English.
Automatic backup.
Play alone against your Android or with 2.
3 different opponent profiles in solo play.