Ludo is a board game that can be played with 2 to 6 people. The game board contains two sides, one side up to 4 players, the other up to 6. <div style='text-align:center;'><img src='/images/mens-erger-je-niet.gif' style='max-width:400px;width:100%;margin:auto;' alt='Ludo'></div> <h2>Game rules Ludo</h2> <h3>Start of the game</h3> Each player chooses 1 of the colors and gets 4 pawns. Each player rolls the die and whoever rolls the highest gets to start. <h3>Aim of the game</h3> The aim of the game is to walk around with all the pawns from the start square and to finish on 1 of the 4 end squares. <h3>Game flow</h3> Each player rolls the dice. If he rolls 6, he may place a pawn on his own starting square and may then throw again. If he does not roll a 6, he moves 1 of his pawns the number of squares he has rolled. If all 4 pawns are on the board, he may move a pawn 6 spaces and throw it again. If the player cannot move any pawns, the turn continues to the next player. <h3>Hit</h3> If a pawn lands on a square that already contains another player's pawn, that pawn is captured and removed from the board. That player must start over with that pawn. <h3>The winner</h3> The winner is the player who first has all 4 pawns in his end space. <h2>Keep score for Ludo</h2> On <a href='/?lang=en'>speluitslagen.nl</a> keep track of the number of dolls everyone has inside at the end of the game. Then everything is neatly kept for you and you can also view statistics of your played games. You can also share the results of played matches with your fellow players and other friends.