Ludo With Friends
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Still thinking about downloading Ludo King? Try Ludo With Friends instead: no download needed, and it looks way better too! Ludo With Friends is a super fun, sleek online version of the classic board game Ludo.
There are multiple game modes to suit your mood:
ONLINE MULTIPLAYER:
In this mode, you are matched against random other Ludo players online.
PLAY WITH FRIENDS:
In this mode, you can play Ludo with your friends. Just share your Room ID or join a friend’s room. Up to 4 friends can play together!
PLAY WITH COMPUTER:
Practice makes perfect. In this mode, you play Ludo against the computer. Perfect if you want to practise Ludo before heading into multiplayer matches.
LUDO DASH:
This is a Speed Ludo mode: each game is of 4 minutes, and you get scores for moving your pieces or tokens. You get bonus points for killing or capturing your opponents pieces, and also getting your pieces to the home base. You get negative points if your opponent captures your piece, so keep an eye out for that! At the end of the 4 minutes, the player with the highest score wins.
LOCAL MULTIPLAYER:
In this mode, you play Ludo with your friends on the same mobile. Take turns by passing your phone around: perfect for offline fun!
Ready to roll the dice? Play Ludo With Friends online now — no download, just pure Ludo fun!
Getting started with the game is easy. Simply follow these steps :
Open Ludo With Friends by clicking on “Play Now”.
On the main menu, select “Play with Friends”.
Tap “Create Room” and make a unique Room ID.
Share this Room ID with your friends via WhatsApp, Discord, or through any messaging app.
Tell your friends to open Ludo With Friends On Gamezop at the same time
Tell them to select “Join room”.
Enter the Room ID you shared.
Once all players join, tap “Start” to begin the game.
Rules in Play With Friends Mode
Auto Skip: If you don't roll the dice within 30 seconds, your turn will be automatically skipped.
Automatic Win: You automatically win if all other opponents abandon the game.
Extra Move: You get an extra move after rolling a 6 on the dice.
Three Sixes Penalty: If you roll three sixes in a row, you cannot play this turn, and your turn is forfeited to the next player.
Safe Tiles: Star tiles and tiles of your own color are safe; opponents cannot capture your pieces on these tiles.
Starting a Piece: A new piece can only start from your house after you roll a 6.
Consecutive Skipping Turns: You lose your turn if you consecutively skip your dice roll 5 times.
If you simply want to play Ludo with random people and spend some time, you can select the multiplayer mode:
Open Ludo by clicking on play now.
Tap on “online multiplayer”.
The game will automatically match you with other online players.
Wait for all players to join, and then the game will start automatically.
Rules in Online Multiplayer Mode
Auto Skip: If you don't roll the dice within 30 seconds, your turn will be automatically skipped.
Automatic Win: You automatically win if all other opponents abandon the game.
Safe Tiles: Star tiles and tiles of your own color are safe; opponents cannot capture your pieces on these tiles.
Starting a Piece: A new piece can only start from your house after you roll a 6.
Extra Move: You get an extra move after rolling a 6 on the dice.
Three Sixes Penalty: If you roll three sixes in a row, you cannot play this turn, and your turn is forfeited to the next player.
Consecutive Skipping Turns: You lose your turn if you consecutively skip your dice roll 5 times.
Open Ludo with Friends on Gamezop.
Choose “Pass & Play” or “Local Multiplayer”.
Select the number of players; you can invite up to 4 people.
Each player should select a color.
Players can take turns using the same device, and play even without internet.
Rules in Local Multiplayer Mode
Gameplay: Players take turns using the same device.
Players: Can invite up to 4 people.
Safe Tiles: Star tiles and tiles of your own color are safe; opponents cannot capture your pieces on these tiles.
Starting a Piece: A new piece can only start from your house after you roll a 6.
Internet: Can be played even without an internet connection.
To take the other player’s play piece, you have to have to land in their position.
You must roll the exact number needed to land on the opponent's square.
If the opponent’s play piece is killed, they must fall back and restart.
There are safe squares on the board, in which no one can kill their opponents ' pieces.
If you score a kill, you can get another turn immediately.
The rule of six in Ludo is that if you roll a six on the dice, you get an extra turn up you a maximum of three turns. Also, you must roll a six to make your play piece move out of the starting point.
Winning in Ludo is simple, and you can follow these tricks to stay ahead of your friends. Your priority should be to get all four of your play pieces onto the board, and then focus on moving the pieces to win. Spread out and don’t just focus on moving a single piece, but evenly advance your pieces.
If you roll three sixes in a row in Ludo, you cannot play this turn, and you must forfeit your turn to the next player in line.
Ludo only needs one dice, which is shared with all players.
Ludo Dash is a time-based game. The game gets over and winners are decided when the time runs out.
If the game has 4 pieces per player, then for 2 players, the game runs for 4 minutes. For over 2 players, it runs for 8 minutes. If the game has 2 pieces per player, then for 2 players, the game runs for 2 minutes. For over 2 players, it runs for 4 minutes.
All players' Ludo pieces are unlocked from before – you do not need to get a 6 to unlock a piece.
For every square that your piece moves, you get 1 point.
The player with the highest points at the end of the game wins. If you kill an opponent's piece, you get bonus points depending on which quadrant the opponent's piece was in.
If the opponent's piece is in the first quadrant, you get 15 bonus points. For second, third, fourth quadrant, you get 30, 45, 60 points respectively.
If your piece gets killed, you lose points depending on which quadrant your piece was in. You lose 10 points if your piece is in the first quadrant.
On getting a piece killed in the second, third, fourth quadrant, you lose 20, 30, 40 points respectively.
For each of your pieces that reaches home, you get 100 bonus points.
You get 5 seconds to play your move. If you miss 3 moves in total, you are removed from the battle.
