Ganesh Chaturthi is more than a festival. It is a time when families come together, homes feel warmer, and generations reconnect over traditions, stories, food and celebrations.

But in a world where family time often competes with screens, there is something beautifully simple about sitting around a table and playing together.

This Ganesh Chaturthi, why not make that family time a little more meaningful?

When Indian Mythology Becomes Play

Indian mythology is filled with stories of courage, wisdom, strategy, devotion and overcoming challenges.

Sassy Art Games brings some of these timeless stories and traditions to life through beautifully designed board games that combine Indian culture with interactive gameplay.

From the epic journey of Ram to the strategic world of the Mahabharat and the traditional gameplay of Chowka Bara, these games offer a new way to experience stories that have been passed down through generations.

A Game for Every Kind of Family

House of Gods: Chowka Bara

House of Gods: Chowka Bara adds a divine twist to the traditional Indian game of Chowka Bara.

Players choose from divine families, move their hand-painted wooden pawns using cowrie shells, capture opponents and race towards the central Moksha Point.

What makes it special is the combination of traditional gameplay and handcrafted Indian artistry.

Ramayan: Ek Veer Gatha

Want to turn story time into game time?

Ramayan: Ek Veer Gatha takes players on a journey from Ayodhya to Lanka, passing through Gurukul, Swayamvar, Vanvas, Ram Setu and the Battle of Lanka.

Players complete challenges, collect Vardaan cards and use strategy to move ahead on their epic journey.

Mahabharat: War of Thrones

For families who enjoy deeper strategy and epic battles, Mahabharat: War of Thrones brings the world of the Mahabharat to the gaming table.

The game transforms the epic conflict into a strategic experience where players have to think ahead, make decisions and fight for victory.

Make This Ganesh Chaturthi More Than Just a Celebration

After the aarti.

After the modaks.

After the family photographs.

Gather everyone around the table.

Choose your game.

And let the stories begin.

Because festivals are not only about celebrating our traditions—they are also about finding new ways to pass them on.

This Ganesh Chaturthi, bring home a game that makes Indian stories part of your family time.

Explore the Sassy Art Games collection