Naija Ludo

Naija Ludo is a timeless dice and race game that captivates players of all ages. Ludo, a classic in its own right, involves four pieces per player and a set of dice, offering hours of entertainment and strategic gameplay.

Features

• More Boards Added: Enhance your experience by choosing from three vibrant boards. Access this feature using the 'more' button on the first screen.
• Online Multiplayer: Connect with friends and family globally and enjoy the game from the comfort of your home.
• Visual Hand Added: A new visual hand feature enhances your gameplay.
• Multiplayer Support: Both online and Bluetooth multiplayer options are available, allowing you to play with others nearby or across the world.
• Difficulty Levels: Customize your challenge with four difficulty levels: Easy, Normal, Hard, and Advanced.
• Speed Control: Adjust the speed at which pieces move to suit your preference.
• Barrier and Safe-House Options: Enable or disable barriers and safe-houses to change the dynamics of the game.
• Board Positioning: Position the board in a way that you find most comfortable.
• Dice Selection: Choose to play with one die or two dice for varied gameplay.
• Piece Capture Rules: Decide whether to remove an opponent's piece upon capture or allow it to stay on the board.
• Replay Option: Opt to play again after capturing an opponent's piece, regardless of the outcome.

All these features can be accessed through the Options menu, allowing you to tailor your Ludo experience to your liking.

Supported Languages

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

How to Play

Ludo is a traditional dice and race game where each player controls four pieces and uses a set of dice. Naija Ludo currently supports two players, each with two houses, controlling eight pieces in total. The objective is to move all your pieces to the center of the board before your opponent does.

Movement of Pieces

The player with the red house starts the game. In subsequent games, the loser starts with the red house. A piece can exit the house only when a die shows a 6; otherwise, pieces on the track can move with any die outcome. Pieces navigate a 56-step track from home to the center of the board. A piece can be removed by either completing the 56 steps or by capturing an opponent's piece.

Piece Capture

Capturing an opponent's piece involves landing on a block occupied by their piece, which then must return to its starting position. The key to success lies in capturing as many of your opponent's pieces as possible while avoiding capture. 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. Players must use the outcome of a die roll before rolling again.
3. For a smoother and faster game, enable the 'DIRECT COUNT' option in the settings.