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Ludo Legend takes the classic cross-and-circle board game and puts it on a single screen with up to three players. Everyone starts with a set of tokens locked in their home yard, races them around the shared track on the roll of a die, and tries to get all four pieces safely home before anyone else does.
The tension comes from sharing the board with everyone else's tokens. Land on a rival's piece and you send it straight back to its yard; leave one of your own sitting on an open space too long and the same thing can happen to you. A single game usually comes down to a handful of well-timed rolls near the finish, which keeps rounds short enough to replay immediately.
Controls
Everything is handled with the left mouse button (or a tap on touchscreens) — click a die to roll, then click the token you want to move.
Who it suits
A good pick for a quick multiplayer board game session with friends or family, or for anyone who grew up with Ludo and wants the same rules without setting up a physical board.
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