Ludo
Play Ludo with friends, and actually talk while you do.
Ludo for two to six people, in the browser, with everyone's camera and the chat right next to the board. Nothing to install, nothing to download — send a link and roll.
Free · nothing to install · sign in with a code or with Google
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Two to six players
Four seats on the classic cross; five or six get a bigger round board. Short a player? A friendly bot holds the seat until someone takes it over.
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The call is on the same page
Your faces sit beside the board — not in another tab, not in another app. Blur your background if the kitchen is a mess.
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One link, no accounts to chase
Open a room, share the link. People walk in and play; they can sign in with a code we email, or with Google.
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Practise first
Play a few rounds against bots before you invite anyone — no sign-in needed.
How it works
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Open a table
Pick the topic — or the game — say how many people it needs and when.
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Share one link
People grab a seat. You see who is coming before it starts.
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The lights go on
The room opens with video, chat and the game on one page.
Questions people ask
Is it really free?+
Yes. Every table, every game and the video are free. There is nothing to buy.
Do I need to install anything?+
No. It runs in the browser on a laptop or a phone — the game, the video and the chat.
How many people can play Ludo?+
Two to six. With two players you sit opposite each other on the four-seat board; five or six get a larger round board so everyone has a lane.
Can I play against the computer?+
Yes — the demo room plays you against friendly bots, and at a real table a bot can fill any empty seat until a person takes it.
What if someone has to leave mid-game?+
A bot finishes for them, and anyone can take that seat — including the person who left, if they come back.
Roll first, invite after.
Try a round against bots, then send the link to your people.