Roll a six to leave the yard, race four tokens home and send rivals back. Classic Ludo or Chinese aeroplane chess, for two to four players. Play Ludo free in your browser against adjustable AI. No download or account.
Two real boards on one page: classic Ludo with safe stars, and Chinese aeroplane chess with jumps, flights and blocking stacks. Every roll comes from one sequence fixed at the start that the computers cannot see, and the end-of-game table shows what everyone rolled. No ads, no coins, no boosters — mix computers at four levels with friends on the same screen.
How You WinGet all four of your tokens to the centre. The first player home wins, and the rest play on for second and third.
On the aeroplane chess board the race has three twists: land on a square of your own colour and you jump to the next one; stop at the start of the dashed line and you fly straight across the board; and a stack of your planes blocks rivals, while one that lands exactly on it takes the whole stack home with it. There, sixes are never void, captures earn no extra roll, and an overshoot at the finish bounces back.
It is free, with no download, no account and no ads. It runs in any phone or desktop browser, the computer players run on your own device, and an unfinished game picks up where you left it when you come back in the same browser.
Yes. Any seat can be a computer, so you can play one against three or one against one. There are four levels: Beginner picks a legal move at random, Casual takes the move that looks best right now, Hard also counts which tokens could be hit on the next roll, and Expert presses rivals harder and, on the classic board, values the safe squares. All computer seats play at the level you choose.
Yes. Set two to four seats to people and take turns on the same screen; computers can fill any seat that is left, so three friends and one computer works too. There are no online rooms — everyone plays on this device.
Every roll in a game comes from one random sequence, fixed when the game starts and shared by all seats. The computer players never see it: like you, they choose a move only after the die has landed. Undo takes back a move, not a roll — the die comes back with the same number. When the game ends, a table shows how many of each number every player rolled.
Aeroplane chess (飞行棋) is China's version of the same race — four planes and a 6 to take off — with jumps between squares of your colour, a dashed flight line across the board, and stacks that block. Choose it under Rules; it has its own board and its own rules, not Ludo with new pictures.
Undo goes back to your last real choice; moves the roll forced on you are skipped. Master Hint marks the token the Expert computer would move and traces the path it will take.
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