Cool Facts
Roll and race. In Ludo, you roll a single die to move your four colored tokens around the board. The first player to get all four tokens home wins the game.
Games around the world. Ludo comes from an ancient Indian game called Pachisi and is similar to other cross-and-circle games played in different countries for thousands of years.
Perfect for groups. Two to four players can play Ludo at the same time, making it great for family game nights and friendly competitions.
Think ahead. Even though dice rolls decide movement, Ludo still requires strategy, like choosing which token to move and deciding when to take risks.
Many names worldwide. Ludo goes by different names in different countries and has many popular variations that people enjoy playing.
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