Ludo
Roll, run, and knock them back.
The race everybody already knows how to play. Two to four colours each run four tokens all the way round the board and into the middle; a six sets a token free and buys you another roll, and landing on somebody sends them back to the start. Short rules, long memories.
Este é um extra da web — não está na app. A app PartyAt traz 17 jogos de festa.
Joga Ludo online grátis — de 2 a 4 jogadores, um aparelho
Ludo, para jogar aqui mesmo. De dois a quatro jogadores partilham um aparelho: lança o dado e toca no peão que queres mover. Um seis tira um peão da casa e dá outro lançamento, e se não tiveres nenhum no percurso qualquer número tira um, por isso ninguém fica à espera. Cair sobre um peão adversário manda-o para o início, chegar ao fim exige o número exato, e ganha quem levar os quatro peões até lá. Grátis, sem registo e funciona offline.
Regras usadas aqui: o seis tira peão e dá outro lançamento; sem nenhum peão teu no percurso, qualquer número tira um; os teus peões podem partilhar casa; não há casas seguras nem bloqueios; e chegar ao fim exige o número exato.
O Ludo é um extra da web — a app PartyAt é uma coleção de jogos de festa para um só telemóvel, do Jogo da Bomba ao Bingo, Dados e Roleta, para até cem jogadores.
Como jogar
- All four of your tokens start in your yard. Roll the die on your turn; a six moves one out onto your own coloured start square — and while you have nothing on the course at all, any roll does.
- Move any one of your tokens forward by the number rolled. Rolling a six also earns you another roll straight away.
- Land on a square holding an opponent's token and it goes straight back to their yard. Your own tokens may share a square safely.
- After a full lap, your tokens turn into your own coloured lane and finish in the middle. The last step is exact: a number bigger than the distance left cannot be played by that token at all.
- The first player to bring all four tokens into the middle wins.
Como ganhar
Bring all four of your tokens round the board and into the middle before anyone else, landing on the goal with an exact roll. The game ends the moment someone's fourth token arrives — there is no play-off for second place here.
Dicas
- Getting a second token out early beats racing one token round on its own — a lone token can be sent home by anybody, and then the whole lap was for nothing.
- Count the gap before you move. A token six or fewer squares in front of an opponent is inside their reach for their whole next turn.
Perguntas frequentes
- Do I need to install anything, or pay?
- No. The board on this page runs in the browser, free, with no sign-up, and everyone plays on the same phone rather than joining an online room.
- How is this different from Parcheesi or parchís?
- They are cousins, not the same game. This is Ludo: 52 squares, a six to come out, no safe squares, and an exact roll to finish. Parchís (the Spanish version, sold in the United States as Parcheesi) has a longer track, a five to come out, starred safe squares and bonus moves for capturing. Mensch ärgere Dich nicht and the French petits chevaux are two more members of the family.
- Can I roll a six and still have nothing to move?
- Yes, because finishing is exact. If your last token sits two squares from the middle and everything else is already in, a six is too big for it and there is nothing in the yard for the six to release — so the turn simply passes. It is never a dead end: the number you need comes round soon enough, and nothing on the board changes while you wait.
- Are there safe squares, or can two of my tokens block a lane?
- Neither, in this version. Your tokens may sit on the same square, but a stack is not a block and it is not protected — an opponent landing there sends every token on that square home. Blocking is a rule that exists and is usually left switched off; starred safe squares are a different tradition again, and there are none here.
Onde brilha
Passem um telemóvel e joguem em momentos assim.
- Family timeSimple enough for every generation.
- Just the two of youHead-to-head while you wait.
- Three or four of youThe sweet spot for a small table.
- Anywhere, offlineNo wifi, no signal? No problem.
