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About this game
Ludo Party is the timeless race board that half the world grew up with. Roll a six to bring a token out of the yard, travel clockwise and climb into your home column. Land on a rival to send it all the way back, and remember the star squares are safe ground for everyone. Rolling a six earns an extra throw, three in a row forfeits the turn, and the first player with all four tokens home takes the board. Play against one to three computer rivals on three difficulty levels, or gather around one screen for a two to four player party. Every game is quick, the dice are honest, and the whole family can learn it in a minute. Works offline after loading and speaks six languages.
How to play
Tap the die to roll. Tap a highlighted token to move it. Stars are safe squares, captures send rivals back to their yard, and the first to bring all four tokens home wins.
Tips & Tricks
- Split your tokens early: one racer and one blocker beat two racers.
- A token two squares ahead of a rival is bait. Move it before it is too late.
- Keep a token near your own entry to capture incoming rivals.
- Sixes are gold. Spend the extra throw on a capture when you can.
Frequently asked questions
How many players can play?
Two, three or four. Fill empty seats with computer rivals on easy, medium or hard, or pass one device around for a local party.
What happens when I land on a rival token?
The rival token goes all the way back to its yard, and you earn the points bonus. The only refuge is a star square, which nobody can be captured on.
Is the dice fair?
Yes. Every face has the same chance, generated locally on your device with no memory of previous rolls.
How long is a game?
Usually five to ten minutes with four players, faster with two.
