Ludo Online
2–4 friends. One board. Total chaos.
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About Ludo Online
Ludo Online brings the beloved board game to your browser exactly as you remember it — the classic four-colour board, animated dice, gliding tokens, captures that send enemies back to their yard, and a live room for 2, 3, or 4 players. Create a room and share the invite link; the lobby shows everyone as they join, and the host starts the match when the group is ready. Classic rules apply: roll a 6 to bring a token out (and roll again), land on an opponent to capture them, star cells are safe, three sixes in a row forfeits your turn, and the first player to walk all four tokens home wins. A per-turn timer keeps games moving, emoji reactions and quick chat keep them lively, and refreshing your browser drops you right back into the match. Free, no downloads, works on phones and desktops anywhere in the world.
How to play Ludo Online
- 1Enter a name and create a room — share the 4-letter code or link.
- 2Friends appear in the lobby as they join (2–4 players).
- 3The host picks the turn timer and starts the game.
- 4On your turn, roll the dice; roll a 6 to bring a token out.
- 5Tap a glowing token to move it; land on enemies to capture them.
- 6Get all four tokens to the centre first to win!
Tips & strategy
- Spread your tokens instead of racing one — more options every roll.
- Park on star cells when enemies are close; captures can't happen there.
- Sixes chain: bring a token out AND roll again — use them wisely.
- Watch the turn timer; an idle turn is passed automatically.
Frequently asked questions
How many players can play Ludo online here?
2 to 4 players in one room. With two players you sit at opposite corners; three and four player games use the classic seat layout.
How do I play Ludo online with friends?
Create a room to get a short code, share it or the invite link, and everyone who joins appears in the lobby. The host starts the match when the group is ready.
What are the rules?
Classic Ludo: roll a 6 to leave the yard, move by the dice value, capture opponents by landing on them (except on safe star cells), and bring all four tokens home first. A 6, a capture, or getting a token home earns another roll — but three 6s in a row forfeits the turn.
What happens if someone disconnects?
The game waits briefly and their turns are passed automatically until they return. Refreshing the page puts you straight back into the match with the board exactly as it was.