Board game
Ludo: Classic 3D Board Game
The classic board game Čoveče, ne ljuti se, in 3D.
Also known as Čoveče, ne ljuti se · Ne ljuti se, čoveče · Čovječe, ne ljuti se
- Get it onGoogle Play
- Coming soonApp Store
- Players online
- 2–4
- Computer rivals
- 3
- Pawns to bring home
- 4
- Languages
- 10
Trailer & screenshots
One roll can change the whole race.
Roll the die, move your four pieces around the board and bring them all home before anyone else, and knock the others back to the start on the way. Ludo is a 3D take on the classic board game Čoveče, ne ljuti se, played on a paper board lying on a tablecloth.
- Against the computer
- Pick your colour and play against three computer players, any time, without the internet.
- Online with friends
- Open a room, share its code and play against your friends, or find other players online.
- Your rules
- Choose how the pieces travel, let the game play your only possible move for you, and turn hints on or off.
- Statistics after every game
- See the turns, the sixes, the pieces bumped and the fields moved by every player.
How to play
- 1
Each player has four pawns. Roll a six to bring a pawn out of the yard, then move along the board by the number on the die.
- 2
A six gives you another roll. If all your pawns are in the yard, you get up to three tries to roll a six.
- 3
Land on an opponent's pawn to send it back to its yard. Passing over a pawn does not capture it.
- 4
Bring your pawns into your colour's home, the coloured row that leads to the centre; you do not need an exact roll to get in. The first to get all four pawns home wins.
Questions
Is Ludo free?
Yes. Ludo is free on Google Play, with ads between games, and one short video gives you an hour without them. No in-app purchases, no account.
Can I play Ludo online with friends?
Yes. Create a room and send your friends its code, and they type it in and join. Or play online and the game finds players for you; computers play the colours nobody takes.
Can I play Ludo without the internet?
Yes, against three computer players, any time.
What are the rules of Ludo?
Roll a six to bring a pawn out of the yard, move by the number on the die, land on a rival to send it back home, and be the first to bring all four pawns home. A six gives you another roll.
Which languages is Ludo in?
Ten: English, Serbian, Bosnian, Croatian, Slovenian, Macedonian, Bulgarian, German, Italian and Spanish.
Is Ludo on iPhone?
Not yet. Ludo is on Android now, and the App Store version is coming soon.
A lucky six. A clever choice. A race worth sharing.
Free, with ads between games and an hour without them for one short video. No in-app purchases, no account.
- Get it onGoogle Play
- Coming soonApp Store
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