About Ludo Fever
Each piece has to travel all the way around and finish in the section that matches its color.
Every piece starts in a box in your corner, and only a 6 lets one out onto the board. If your piece lands on a space where a rival piece stands, the rival gets crushed and sent back to its box. The same can happen to you, so a long lead can disappear in one roll.
Read moreShow less
A 6 also gives you another roll, and pieces are allowed to stack on the same space. Any other number moves your piece forward that many spaces. Turns go clockwise around the board until the die comes back to you.
The big difference from the table version is that you never choose which piece to move. When you have more than one piece out, only the one in front moves, until it reaches the end or gets knocked back to its box. That turns this into a game of pure luck, which makes it an easy family pick since nobody needs to plan ahead.
You can play against computer opponents or with other people sharing the same device. The board is shown from above in simple 2D, a digital take on a classic board game.
Quick summary
- You and your opponents each try to bring four pieces around the board to your own color.
- You need a 6 to put a piece on the board, and that 6 earns you an extra roll.
- Your front piece moves by whatever you roll, and landing on a rival sends it back to its box.
- The first player to get every piece home wins.
Key features
- The whole game is played by clicking the die, so it is a light fun game anyone can follow after a few rolls.
- Pieces landing on a rival's space crush it and send it back to the start.
- Only your front piece moves, so the outcome comes down to the dice.
- You can play against the computer or with friends on one device.
Comments