Ludo Supremo

I have the same problem on 51 worldwide games on the switch. The yellow keeps kicking my ass no matter what.

PAROLE OFFICER: You served your time Jag, you had a chance to never find yourself back here, and yet here you are, colour me surprised. You just can't help yourself can you? What sick filth brings you here this time? JAG: Sir...no!! This is all a misunderstanding, I swear. I just simply picked up family board game LUDO on Steam during the sale is all. It was less than a quid after all! PO: A likely story, are you telling me this was a wholesome purchase with none of your online multiplayer mischief at all? JAG: YES, sir YES! It doesn't even HAVE online multiplayer. It's just wholesome Ludo, against....against bots. PO: HahaHA gottim! Who mentioned ONLINE? EH??? 'Fess up, does it have multiplayer of any kind? JAG: oh, crap, oh no.... ok OK then. Yes you can play local (couch) multiplayer against bots OR up to 3 other friends on the same machine. It's just Ludo guv, a very simple concept of moving your four pawns around a board needing exact dice rolls to house them in their home alley at the end. The peril is if you land on opposing pawn you send them back to their starting base and then *bwahahahahahaha* they have to roll a 6 to get out again PO: THERE! I saw it. Glee! TROLL…

[h1][b]Not Recommended[/b][/h1]

Ludo Supremo, developed and published by EnsenaSoft, is a digital adaptation of the classic board game Ludo, bringing the familiar race-to-home formula into a 3D virtual format. At its core, the game remains faithful to the traditional mechanics that have defined Ludo for generations. Players roll a die to move their four tokens around a cross-shaped board, attempting to navigate the full circuit and safely guide each piece into its designated home area before their opponents do the same. The simplicity of the rules makes the game instantly accessible, requiring little explanation for anyone who has previously encountered Ludo or similar race-based board games. The digital version closely mirrors the structure of the physical tabletop experience. A roll of six is required to introduce new tokens onto the board, and strategic positioning becomes crucial as players decide whether to advance a piece aggressively or protect one already nearing home. Capturing an opponent’s token sends it back to its starting area, introducing an element of risk and tension that defines much of the game’s pacing. As with the traditional version, Ludo Supremo balances strategy with chance. Dice rolls ca…

[h1] Ludo Supremo is a nicely reinvented classic board game of Ludo in 3D [/h1] [h3] Be warned though that this game does not have online multiplayer. [/h3] [b] STORY 10?/10 [/b] If you play alone, you're gonna have your own time to curse how the AI isn't fair, or to cheer how you stomped the enemy with strategy and luck! The story is your own to make! [b] GRAPHICS 8/10 [/b] It just looks nice in 3D. For a 2016 game it's OK. [b] SOUND 8?/10 [/b] Well, it's a LUDO game, what else is there so hear. [b] GAMEPLAY 10/10 [/b] Game works as intended. RNG is as brutal as it can be. I like the option that you can fix the screen to rotate on whoever's turn is or lock it into place. [b] CHALLENGE 9/10 [/b] It's RNG based, the challenge is random as it gets! [b] REPLAY 9/10 [/b] It's LUDO, the replay value depends from person to person. For me, a family man, I can play with my folks at home as long as we want to. [b] OVERALL 8/10 [/b] For me, it's an OK Ludo game.

Sorry! I am Troubled by this costing more than $1.