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Ludo with Friends: Play Online, 2 to 4 Players

Invite up to three friends with a single link and play Ludo together from your own phones, or pass one phone around.

About Ludo with Friends

Ludo is one of the most played multiplayer games in India and around the world. This version is built for playing together: share a room link on WhatsApp and everyone plays from their own phone, with every roll and move synced instantly.

No friends online? Fill the empty seats with computer players or play pass-and-play on one device.

Ludo with Friends at a glance

GenreMultiplayer game
PriceFree, no download or sign-up
ControlsTap, online or on one device
Typical game length15 to 40 minutes
LivesNone
Works onPhones, tablets and computers, in any modern browser
Daily challengeYes, the same puzzle for everyone each day

How to play Ludo with Friends

  1. Choose a mode. Pick how to play: Online with friends (create a room and share the link), Pass & play on one device, or vs Computer.
  2. Roll the dice. Tap the dice when it is your turn.
  3. Bring out a token. A 6 brings a token out of your yard.
  4. Race home. Move clockwise and up your home column. Land on rivals to send them home.

Rules

Levels and difficulty

2, 3 or 4 players, each with 4 tokens.

Scoring

Winning a game scores 1,000 points, a draw 300 and taking part 100. Share your result with the people you played. Daily challenge scores can be shared with friends.

Tips and strategy for Ludo with Friends

History of the game

Ludo comes from the ancient Indian game Pachisi and was patented in England as Ludo in 1896.

How we built and tested Ludo with Friends

We tested every rule by having the computer play thousands of moves against itself at each player count, making sure every game ends properly and no illegal move is ever accepted. Online rooms were tested with two simulated players joining the same room and taking turns.

Frequently asked questions

How many players can play?

2 to 4.

How do I play with a friend online?

Choose "Play online with friends", then share the room link or code on WhatsApp. When your friend opens it, they join your room and you can start.

Do my friends need an account?

No. Guests are signed in anonymously in the background, so anyone with the link can join.

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Published 30 September 2026 · Last updated 30 September 2026 · How we build and test games