Questions? Let’s roll.

Yes. The current version is free to play, with no advertising or in-app purchases.

Yes. Same-phone matches and computer opponents work offline. Downloading the app, opening store reviews or support links, and transmitting diagnostics use an internet connection.

Choose 2–4 players. Assign each active colour to a person or a computer, then pass the phone between human players.

Yes. Choose Easy, Normal or Hard difficulty. You can mix human players and computer opponents in the same offline match.

No. The current offline game has no sign-up or sign-in screen. Player names are nicknames saved on your device.

Online multiplayer is not included in the current version. Play against the computer or with people sharing one phone.

iOS is coming soon. There is no announced public iPhone or iPad release date or App Store download link yet.

Yes. Choose 1–4 coins per player and customize safe cells, capture bonuses, barriers and other house rules. Your rule choices are copied into each new game.

Yes, in Easy Ludo a one grants another turn, even if no coin can move. Enabled three-ones penalties can end that turn. Other Ludo games and house rules may differ.

The current match and preferences are saved locally. Open Continue game to resume an unfinished match. Uninstalling or clearing app storage removes local saves; there is no cloud recovery.

No. Drag strength changes the dice animation only. The outcome is chosen separately using device randomness. You can also tap the die for a normal roll.

The current app targets Android 7.1 or newer. Final availability also depends on your device and the published download. Check the listing or release details before installing.

Local game data stays on your device for saving, but LogRocket can capture diagnostic data and session replay, including information visible in the app. Read the Privacy Policy for the distinction.

No. They are estimates based on the current board position, not a promise of winning or a betting prediction.