Ludo
Classic Indian rules. Swimmers glide through waterways, jungle animals pounce, stomp, leap and fan their feathers on a six, and a capture sends the other piece flying home.
Play Ludo Rules and tipsOne of the oldest board games in the world, still scratched on stones and temple floors. Place your nine pieces, form rows of three called mills, and remove your opponent’s pieces until they are stuck.
Playing against the computer? You can watch a short ad to undo your last move.
Morris boards have been found carved on stones and buildings in many old cultures, and the game is still played in villages across the world. In parts of India it is known as Navakankari.
Reduce your opponent to two pieces by making mills, or leave them with no legal move.
Three of your pieces in a straight line along the board. Each new mill lets you remove one of your opponent’s pieces.
Only if every one of your opponent’s pieces is in a mill. Otherwise you must take a piece that is not part of a mill.
When a player is down to three pieces, they may move a piece to any empty point instead of only to a neighbouring one.
It is free and never uses real money: no deposits, no cash prizes, no betting.
In India it is often called Navakankari. The name means “nine pebbles”. It is also called Daadi in parts of South India.
Classic Indian rules. Swimmers glide through waterways, jungle animals pounce, stomp, leap and fan their feathers on a six, and a capture sends the other piece flying home.
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