Ludo Online: Classic Multiplayer Dice Board Game
Peter Todorov · 2019 · Board Game, Indie, Casual, Tabletop, Multiplayer
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About Ludo Online: Classic Multiplayer Dice Board Game
Ludo Online is a strategy board game for two to six players, in which the players race their four pawns from start to finish according to the rolls of a single dice.
Two, three, four, five or six can play without partnerships, players can be human or computer-controlled, playing on the same computer or across the internet.
At the beginning of the game, each player's four pawns are staged in the player's yard. To enter a pawn into play from its yard to its starting position, a player must roll a six. Each player throws once each turn unless he throws six, when he has another throw. The pawns are moved forward as many squares as the dice indicates. Players may not end their move on a position they already occupy. If the advance of a pawn ends on a square occupied by an opponent's pawn, the opponent pawn is returned to its yard. The player who moves all of his pawns in the home row first wins the game. Second and third places are determined based on how many pawns players have gotten home.
Two, three, four, five or six can play without partnerships, players can be human or computer-controlled, playing on the same computer or across the internet.
At the beginning of the game, each player's four pawns are staged in the player's yard. To enter a pawn into play from its yard to its starting position, a player must roll a six. Each player throws once each turn unless he throws six, when he has another throw. The pawns are moved forward as many squares as the dice indicates. Players may not end their move on a position they already occupy. If the advance of a pawn ends on a square occupied by an opponent's pawn, the opponent pawn is returned to its yard. The player who moves all of his pawns in the home row first wins the game. Second and third places are determined based on how many pawns players have gotten home.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
*A SHARP RAP AT THE DOOR, IT'S RAINING HEAVILY* PAROLE OFFICER: What, the....Jag??? Whut...what are you doing here?? JAG: Oh, god oh god I need help PO: This is my home Jag, the kids are in bed how did you.... JAG: Please help me, please PO: Oh no. You only went and did it, didn't you? You fool, you damned fool. JAG: I've lost my way, I just couldn't stop myself. I tried SO hard to resist but in the end I couldn't help myself PO: Christ! It's Ludo isnt it. BLOODY LUDO! I knew it would be the end of you. You better start at the beginning.... JAG: I was just browsing, just the one last time you see. And there it was - don't know how I missed it before - ANOTHER Ludo, and this one with online play... PO: *inhales sharply* JAG: I KNOW I shouldn't have looked, should have left well alone. But you see, it was ALSO under a quid - I mean, what harm could it possibly do. How could I have known that Satan himself put it there, just for me to find.... PO: online Ludo, of course you couldn't stop yourself, a weak minded addict like you with no self control. What happened next? JAG: I....I made a friend play with me. I beat them first, tho they said I never. But then they beat me twice on the…4 found this helpful
Few traditional board games have experienced as surprising and culturally powerful a renaissance in the digital era as Ludo. A game once confined to living-room floors and family gatherings has been reimagined for the online age, transforming into a global multiplayer phenomenon. Yet among the crowded landscape of free-to-play versions—many cluttered with pop-ups, microtransactions, and aggressive advertising—one modestly priced, 79p premium edition stands apart. This version of Online Ludo is more than just a digital board game. It is a carefully crafted, thoughtfully refined, and refreshingly honest rendition that respects both the player and the timeless charm of the original. At under a pound, it delivers a premium experience worth many times its price. This review takes a deep look into the game’s mechanics, user experience, social dynamics, performance, value proposition, and cultural significance. Gameplay: Classic Foundations With Modern Precision The game’s core remains faithfully rooted in the traditional mechanics: roll the dice, move tokens, protect your pieces, and race to get all four home. But the digital version elevates the experience through polished automatio…4 found this helpful
I literally couldn't win [i]any[/i] of the matches with the bots, like, no matter how I try, I always lose and become fourth, I still enjoyed the game, and that's all that matters. Thank you Ludo, for existing.
Very pleasant game with graphics that remind me of cozy times in my life. Would love more accessibility options such as dark mode and an assist mode (which is default in King Ludo online). The latter knows if only one piece can be moved according to the number on the dice, and does it automatically to reduce physical labour with the mouse/trackpad. Well done to the devs - very tastefully executed!
I hate my life!
It is perfect! I played with "Remote Play Together".
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