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As a 90s Indian kid, I grew up playing Chidya Udd. I am sure many of you did too.
It's a simple game where you look at an object and swipe up if it flies. The game gets faster as the rounds progress testing how fast your reflexes are.
Simple and super nostalgic, especially if you are from India.
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“Nostalgic 90s Indian Party Game”
chidya udd was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #43 on the daily leaderboard. Chidya Udd — the classic Indian party game. Fast-paced, 90s nostalgic, and a test of your reflexes.
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As a 90s Indian kid, I grew up playing Chidya Udd.
I am sure many of you did too.
It's a simple game where you look at an object and swipe up if it flies.
The game gets faster as the rounds progress testing how fast your reflexes are.
Simple and super nostalgic, especially if you are from India.