Ludo Naija

Tap Roll to start.

How to play

Players

Two players sit opposite each other. Four fills the board. You are always red.

Computer difficulty

Beginner plays real but noisy moves. Intermediate always plays its best immediate move. Advanced and Expert also look one move ahead to avoid leaving your tokens exposed -- the dice are never touched by any of this.

Board skin

The rules

Roll a 6 to bring a token out onto your coloured square.
A 6 rolls again. Three sixes in a row loses the turn, and the third moves nothing.
Land on an opponent and they go back to their yard, unless the square is safe.
Safe squares are the four coloured starts and the four squares marked with a star.
You need the exact number to get home. Too many pips and that token cannot move.
All four home wins. No legal move and the turn passes.

The arrow on a coloured square is where that player comes out, and which way they travel.

Where the game runs

Playing the computer happens entirely on your phone: no account, no network, no data. Playing a friend needs you signed in. The server rolls every die and checks every move, and it publishes a fingerprint of its dice seed before the first roll so you can check afterwards that nothing was tampered with.

Roll a six to bring a token out.

Ludo Naija

Game over

How Practice works