Naija Ludo is a timeless dice and race game that captivates players of all ages. Ludo, traditionally played with four pieces per player and a set of dice, has been brought to life with a host of exciting features to enhance your gaming experience.

Features

• More Boards Added: Enjoy the variety with three colorful boards to choose from. Simply use the "More" button on the first screen to access this feature.
• Online Multiplayer: Connect and compete with friends or family members from anywhere in the world, right from the comfort of your home.
• Visual Hand Added: A new visual aid to make your gameplay more engaging.
• Online and Bluetooth Multiplayer Supported: Play with others over the internet or via Bluetooth for a versatile gaming experience.
• Difficulty Levels: Choose from Easy, Normal, Hard, and Advanced to match your skill level.
• Speed Control: Adjust how fast your pieces move to tailor the game to your preference.
• Barrier and Safe-House Options: Enable or disable barriers and safe-houses to add strategic elements to your game.
• Board Positioning: Customize the board's orientation to your liking.
• One or Two Dice: Decide whether to play with one die or two for varied gameplay.
• Piece Capture Rules: Choose whether to remove an opponent's piece upon capture or to play again irrespective of the outcome.

All these features can be accessed and adjusted through the Options menu, ensuring a personalized gaming experience.

Supported Languages

• English
• French
• Italian
• Indonesian
• German
• Spanish
• Portuguese

How to Play

Ludo is a classic dice and race game where each player has four pieces per house and uses a set of dice. Naija Ludo currently supports two players, each controlling eight pieces across two houses. The objective is to move all eight pieces to the home position before your opponent.

Movement of Pieces

The player with the red house starts the game. In case of a win, the loser takes the red house in the next round. A piece can only leave the house when a die roll results in a 6, but once on the track, it can move with any die outcome. Pieces travel along a 56-step track from home to the center of the board. A piece is removed if it completes the 56 steps or captures an opponent's piece.

Piece Capture

A piece can capture an opponent's piece by landing on the same block, sending the captured piece back to its home. The key to victory is to capture as many of your opponent's pieces as possible while avoiding being captured yourself. However, a piece cannot capture if the remaining die outcome cannot be used.

Important Notes

1. A player can roll the dice consecutively only if each roll results in a 6.
2. Each die outcome must be played out before rolling again, regardless of the result.
3. For a smoother and faster game experience, go to settings and enable DIRECT COUNT.