How to Play Ludo:
Game Setup:

Ludo is a fun and strategic board game for 2-4 players.
Each player begins with four tokens of a chosen color (red, yellow, green, or blue), placed in their starting area.
The goal is to move all your tokens from the starting area around the board and into the center (home).
Starting the Game:

Players take turns rolling a dice.
To move your token onto the board, you need to roll a 6. Once you do, the token enters the board, and you can roll again to move further.
Gameplay Mechanics:

Move your tokens forward based on the number rolled.
If you land on a space occupied by an opponent's token, their token is sent back to the starting area.
A roll of 6 gives you an extra turn, but be careful not to block your own tokens!
Winning Strategy:

Use smart moves to avoid getting captured by opponents.
The first player to get all four of their tokens into the home area wins the match.
History of Ludo:
Ludo is based on the ancient Indian game Pachisi, which dates back over a thousand years. It was initially played by royalty using large cloth boards and cowrie shells as dice. The modern version was refined and patented in 1896 by a British man named Alfred Collier, who made it more accessible with simple dice and smaller boards.

Today, Ludo has evolved into one of the most popular family games globally, thanks to its engaging balance of luck and strategy. Digital versions of the game have made it even easier for people to play with friends, no matter where they are.