Sunflower LudoThe board game everyone knows — now with private rooms.

Classic, quick and team modes

• Classic Ludo – the full game with all four tokens. Best when you've got time to settle in.
• Quick Ludo – tokens start on the board and the game has a timer. Most points when time runs out wins. Ideal for a tea break.
• 2v2 Team – partner up with the player opposite you. You win or lose together, which makes for some very loud family games.
• Private rooms – create a table, share the room code, and only people with the code can sit down.

Is Ludo luck or skill?

Both, and anyone who says otherwise is probably losing. The dice is random, so a bad run of rolls will sink you now and then. But over ten or twenty games, the player who chooses moves well — who keeps tokens spread out, sits on safe squares, and captures at the right moment — wins far more often. We wrote a longer piece on this: Ludo strategies that actually work.

Fair dice, every roll

One of the most common questions we get is whether the dice is fixed. It isn't. Every roll is generated independently, and the game has no idea who is 'due' a six. Streaks happen because randomness is streaky — that's just maths being annoying.