Ludo Mobile - Offline Edition now on your mobile device screen.

Play whenever you want without the need for an internet connection, challenge your friends or the artificial intelligence.
Ludo has a classic and simplified mode with different game rules.

Goal
The objective of the game is to be the first one who, starting from an original square, arrives with four pawns to the final square. To do this, you must go all the way around the board and arrive before your opponents.

Rules of the classic way,
Each player in turn rolls a die and advances one of his pawns in play the indicated number of spaces. Six allows you to put a pawn on the starting square into play, or to advance a pawn six squares, plus a new dice roll. The number one also allows the player to take the pawn, but it is only the six that allows the player to roll the die again.

When the player enters a pawn in the final part, he can only complete the route if he takes the exact number of spaces from the final square. If you take a higher number, the player enters and rewinds the number of spaces that are left.

No more than one pawn is allowed on each square. If a pawn comes to occupy a square occupied by another player's pawn, the original pawn will return to the initial square, this is called "capture". It is forbidden to capture the opponent who is in the exit square.

When two pawns of the same color meet on the same square, a rook is formed, preventing another pawn from occupying that square. You can only eat the tower with another tower. Two pawns can only walk as a rook (ie, both together) if there is a rook in the middle of the way to be "eaten" since only one rook can eat another, sending the two pawns home. If there is no other rook, and rolling the die, the player must undo the rook, walking with only one of the pawns.

Board
There are four pawns or knights of each color (blue, green, yellow and red) the board has the exit square right after the final part, as the pawn (horse) cannot go back, it is necessary to take another turn.