The Ludo game on Fantasy Game is for friends sharing one device. Its menu offers two, three or four players. Sending someone the page link does not connect their board to yours, and there is no room code or remote matchmaking.
Set up a shared-screen game
- Open Ludo Multiplayer and select Play.
- Choose the number of people who will take turns on the same screen.
- Agree who controls each color, then roll when that color’s turn is active.
- Select an eligible piece after the roll. The game enforces which moves are available.
Place the device where everyone can see the whole board. On a small display, opening the game in a separate tab can make the board easier to read. Keep the page open during the match; restarting reloads the game and may discard the current board.
Make a decision before moving
When more than one piece can move, compare three things: how close each is to home, whether its destination is exposed to another player, and whether moving it leaves your other pieces with useful options. Advancing the leading piece every turn can leave the rest far behind.
Do not import rules from a different Ludo app without checking this board. Safe squares, extra turns and shared-square rules vary between implementations. Use the legal moves shown by this game rather than assuming a move is available because another version allows it.
Why are there two Ludo listings?
The older Ludo Board Game URL contains the same bundled game. It is retained for existing links, not presented as a second ruleset or a harder computer opponent.
If a move does not respond
Check that it is your color’s turn, that the die has finished rolling and that the selected piece has a legal move. If the board is too small, enlarge the game view before retrying. Use Restart only when you intend to begin again.