Ludo is a classic board game for 2–4 players. You play as Red (bottom-left) against three computer opponents: Blue (bottom-right), Yellow (top-right), and Green (top-left).
Starting: All four of your tokens begin in your colored yard. You must roll a 6 to move a token onto the board.
Moving: Click Roll to roll the dice, then click a highlighted token to move it. Tokens travel clockwise around the shared track.
Capturing: If your token lands on a square occupied by an opponent, their token is sent back to their yard. Safe squares (marked with a star) protect tokens from capture.
Extra turns: Rolling a 6 grants an extra turn. You can also use a 6 to bring a new token onto the board instead of moving an existing one.
Home run: After circling the board, tokens enter their colored home column. You need an exact roll to move a token into the final home space.
Winning: The first player to get all four tokens home wins. The game continues to determine 2nd, 3rd, and 4th place.
How many computer opponents would you like to play against?
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