Butterflies

In the context of the game "Butterflies," where players roll dice to determine the movement of butterflies and a catcher, the butterflies are generally faster than the catcher. Here's why:

• Butterflies' Movement: In the game, butterflies move based on the roll of the dice. Each butterfly can move up to the number rolled on the die, which means they can cover a distance of 1 to 6 spaces per turn.

• Catcher's Movement: The catcher, on the other hand, typically moves based on a fixed or limited set of rules, often moving slower or with more restrictions than the butterflies. The exact movement rules for the catcher can vary, but it is generally designed to be less agile than the butterflies.

Given these mechanics, butterflies have the advantage of potentially covering more ground in a single turn, making them faster than the catcher. This dynamic adds to the excitement and challenge of the game, as players must strategize to outmaneuver the catcher with their butterflies.

Regarding the limitations of this version of the game:

• Advertising: Players will encounter ads after every game, which is a common monetization strategy in free versions of mobile games.

• Standard Representation: Only the basic game board and pieces are available, without additional themes or variations that might be included in the full version.

These limitations are typical for a free or lite version of a game, designed to encourage players to upgrade to the full version for an enhanced experience.