Ludo is a traditional Indian board game played on a square-shaped board. Ludo was first used in England in 1896.
Indication:
Ludo is a game that can be played with as few as two players and as many as four.
How To Use:
Each player gets four lives, and each turn requires them to roll the dice once and move their piece a certain number of spaces forward (depending on what number they got from the dice roll).
The first player to get all four of their pawns around the board wins. This popular game is simple to learn and enjoyable for both youngsters and adults. When a player's piece reaches its own colour's home column, it continues its journey to the centre, to its home triangle. When a player's die roll places his or her piece on the home triangle, the voyage is over.
Familialist's Recommendation:
When you are at a restaurant, station, or long-distance train, this toy can quickly calm down your noisy children and let them devote themselves to thinking and enjoy hours of fun
3 Years +
