Ludo Legends: Offline Ludo

Play Ludo offline, against the computer or with friends on one phone. No internet, no account, no adverts — and eleven ways to play, not one.

THE COMPUTER CANNOT CHEAT

It rolls the same die you do, and it moves by tapping the same buttons you tap. There is no second dice, no peeking, and no nudge when you are ahead. Every roll in this game comes from one shared roller, and the computer gets no more of them than you do.

Two smaller promises that follow from the same idea. When two pieces share a square, they move apart and shrink so you can always see both — no piece is ever hidden under another. And the match ends the moment someone wins, so you are never left watching the computer finish a game you have already lost.

ELEVEN WAYS TO PLAY

• Classic Ludo — the traditional game, done right. Four pieces, stars, blocks, a six to get moving and an exact roll to come home.
• Quick Ludo — a smaller eleven-by-eleven board, three pieces each, and a one opens the gate as well as a six. Built to finish before the bus does.
• Power Ludo — ten abilities, three slots. Shield a piece, free one without a six, push a rival back, or steal a power straight out of a rival's hand.
• Battle Ludo — pieces have health and can strike at range. Take a battle zone, claim the crown and fight your way home.
• Chaos Ludo — random events change the board every turn, including a double dice where you keep the number you want.
• Obstacle Ludo — a fixed course of traps, gates, jump pads and teleports, in three difficulties, all of them solvable.
• King Ludo — won on points, not on emptying your base. Four crowned squares: ten to take one, five more to still be standing on it next turn.
• Treasure Ludo — mines, caves and chambers round the ring. Carry treasure home to bank it, because the richest vault wins, not the fastest piece.
• Monster Ludo — creatures roam the board and every one shows its strength. Beat it and it is gone; lose and you are thrown back.
• Rush Ludo — fifteen seconds a turn, counted down around your own die. Run out and the board plays your best move for you.
• Team Ludo — two against two, partners sitting opposite. Every capture you make pushes your partner's leading piece two squares on.

LUDO WITH THE COMPUTER, OR PASS AND PLAY

Play Ludo with the computer on your own, or pass the phone round a table for up to four people. The computer opponents play a real game — they take captures, get pieces out of danger, and choose the square that cannot be taken on. Any mix works: one person and three computers, two and two, or four friends and none.

NO INTERNET NEEDED

The whole Ludo game runs on your device. Nothing is uploaded, nothing is downloaded mid-match, and nothing stops working on a train or a plane. The download is under 4 MB, because the board, the pieces, the crowns and the chests are drawn in code rather than shipped as pictures — and they stay crisp on any screen.

Roll a real die, too. Not a number that appears on a flat square, but a cube that tumbles, turns over its edges and lands with weight.

EARN YOUR WAY IN

Four modes are open from the start. The other seven are earned by playing: play four Power matches to open Chaos, five Classic matches to open King, and so on. Losing counts too — the ladder asks you to play, not to win. Every one of them can be unlocked for free that way, or with coins if you would rather not wait. Coins come from matches against the computer, a daily reward and achievements — there is nothing to buy.

BUILT TO BE PLAYED, NOT MONETISED

• No adverts.
• Nothing to purchase.
• No account, no sign-in.
• No internet connection required, and nothing is uploaded — everything you play, earn and unlock stays on your device.

Eleven modes. One board. Every roll a new challenge.