About the game
Ludo against three computer opponents. The winner is the first to bring all their tokens home to the finish. Throw the dice, move your tokens and send rivals back to the start.
Ludo is a family board game played across Europe under many names, and in Bosnia it is known as čovječe ne ljuti se. Each player has four tokens to move by the die from the start around the whole board to their home. Here you play against three computer opponents, and whoever brings all their tokens home first wins.
Ludo belongs to the Board games variant in the Table games world and joined the catalogue on April 15, 2021. The rules, levels and on-screen language are set by the game’s creator, and a short guide appears on its start screen.
How to play
- Roll the die when it is your turn.
- A six brings a new token onto the start.
- Move a token as many squares as the die shows.
- Land on an opponent’s token to send it back to the start, and aim to bring all four tokens home first.
Full rules: Ludo rules: how to play, and the Bosnian version
Three tips for ludo
- Do not move just one token, spread your moves so you keep options.
- Avoid the squares right in front of opposing tokens.
- When you can send an opponent home, it is usually the best move.
