Let's play Luddo.
Luddo House is a place to play Luddo with the people you’d most like to sit across from, whether they’re on the sofa next to you or in another country.
Why “Luddo”?
You may know the game as Ludo. Here it’s Luddo, with two d’s. That’s how it’s spelled.
It’s the same game many of us grew up with: roll a six to bring a piece out, race all four pieces around the board and home, and send anyone you land on back to the start. If you came looking for Ludo, you’re in the right place. See how to play for the full rules.
A real table
Every game is played at a 3D table in a furnished room. Share a link and friends join from any browser with just a name, with no account or download needed. Turn on video and their faces sit at the table with you. Or open Party Mode, put the table on a TV, and use your phones as controllers.
No ads. No betting.
There are no ads, coins, entry fees, prize pots or loot boxes, and nothing is for sale. Every dice style and piece you unlock, you earn by playing.
Your table, your rules
The host of a private table picks the mode and the house rules, and everyone at the table can see them before the first roll. Play a quick game, a long one, in teams of two, or with up to six players.
Dice you can check
In online games, the dice are rolled on our server, not on anyone’s device. Before the first roll, the server publishes a commitment to that game’s dice. When the game ends, you can check every recorded roll against it.
Everyone at the table
Luddo House speaks nine languages, including Arabic and Urdu written right to left. It has a color-blind mode, symbols on every seat, screen-reader announcements, full keyboard control and a reduced-motion setting.
Say hello
Ideas, bugs or a good story from game night? Email support@luddohouse.com.