Ludo Super King
A familiar board game for a group
Race your tokens home and send rivals back to start. Create a room for friends, or choose a computer game when you want to practise.
Controls: Roll the die, then tap a highlighted token.
Friends, room codes, one more round
Play Ludo with a group, challenge a friend at Chess or Carrom, or try Raja Mantri Chor Sipahi. These six games have online rooms for separate phones and computers. No app installation or mandatory account needed.
Start with Ludo Super KingA familiar board game for a group
Race your tokens home and send rivals back to start. Create a room for friends, or choose a computer game when you want to practise.
Controls: Roll the die, then tap a highlighted token.
A one-on-one strategy match
Play an online room with a clock or practise against the computer. Think through the reply before moving; online play does not offer takebacks.
Controls: Select a piece and its destination square.
A flick-and-aim board game
Pocket your colour and cover the red Queen. Online 1v1 and pass-and-play offer two different ways to challenge a friend.
Controls: Place the striker, drag back to aim, then release.
Cards, colours and house rules
Match the current colour or number and use action cards to change the round. In a private room, the host can choose the supported house rules.
Controls: Tap a legal card or draw from the deck.
Buying properties and collecting rent
Build a property portfolio while keeping enough cash for rent. Choose a private room, computer opponents or a shared-device game.
Controls: Use the turn buttons to roll, buy and manage property.
Four seats and a hidden-role guess
The Raja, Mantri, Chor and Sipahi receive different roles. The Sipahi must identify the Chor; bots can fill missing seats in an online room.
Controls: Read your role, then make the choice shown for your turn.
Open a game and choose its online or friends-room option. One person creates the room and sends its code or invite link privately to the group. The other players open the same game and join that room.
Wait until the intended players are visible before the host starts. A room code connects the match; it is different from the Sync code used to transfer saved progress. Keep both out of public screenshots.
Choose a private room when you want to know who is playing. Quick Match can fill empty seats with computer opponents, labelled (Bot). It does not guarantee a match with another human.
Pass-and-play means taking turns on one device; it does not connect two phones. If you only have one phone, Ludo, Carrom, Business and Raja Mantri Chor Sipahi offer shared-device options.
Online rooms need a working connection. Leave the game tab open during the match and use the reconnect prompt if your connection drops. A room may expire, and a server restart ends an active room; it is not a permanent saved board.
Game coins are virtual points with no cash value. There is no cash prize for winning these matches.
No mandatory account is needed to open these games. Some modes ask for a nickname so the room can show who is playing.
No. Quick Match may use computer opponents to fill seats. Use a private room and check the player list when you want a match with your friends.
Chess and Carrom offer online one-on-one games. Ludo, UNO and Business also support small groups; check the available seats before starting. Raja Mantri Chor Sipahi uses four seats, which can include bots.
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