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Ludo King is the board game of the same name with voice chat attached: four players, dice, tokens racing home, plus Snakes and Ladders and a pass-and-play mode for one device. It has a billion Play installs, mostly outside the United States, and both store ratings sit lower than almost anything else in this catalogue.
Specs come from the official store listings and were last checked on 2026-09-07. Developers change pricing and requirements — check the store page before installing.
Ludo is unchanged: roll a six to leave the yard, race four tokens around the board, knock opponents back to the start by landing on them. What the app adds is live voice chat inside the match, with player photographs and country flags around the board — the store screens show a table with players from India and Sudan talking over the dice. That turns a slow board game into a social call with something to do during it, which is the actual reason a billion people installed it. Snakes and Ladders is included as a second board.
The home screen offers online matchmaking with a live player count in the hundreds of thousands, private games with friends, a match against the computer, and Pass N Play — four people taking turns on one device, which is the mode nothing else in this catalogue offers. Adda rooms group players into named social spaces such as Family Adda or Happy Friends, mixing chat with games. Tournaments and seasonal passes run alongside. Custom dice, from a lion to a dragon, are the cosmetic collection layered on top of all of it.
Google Play shows 4.1 stars from 10.3 million reviews on a billion installs; the App Store shows 3.7 from just 18,938 ratings, the lowest App Store average of any product in this catalogue. That gap in sample size tells you where the audience is — this is a phenomenon in South Asia and barely a footnote in the United States. Purchases are coins from $1.19 to $11.99, diamonds at $0.99 and $9.99, and a King Pass at $9.99 that removes advertising. The install is 631.5 MB and adverts are frequent without it.
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A faithful ludo with a microphone in it, and the voice chat is genuinely what makes it work — a family spread across three countries can play the same board and talk over it. What holds it back is everything else: heavy advertising, a crowded interface and store ratings that are the weakest in this catalogue. Install it for the people, not the game.
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Yes, in two modes: against the computer and Pass N Play, where several people share one device. Online matches, voice chat, tournaments and the social rooms all need a connection, but the basic board works on a plane.
Coins from $1.19 to $11.99, diamonds at $0.99 and $9.99, and a King Pass at $9.99 that removes advertising and adds extras. Coins buy cosmetic dice and entry to themed tables; nothing sold changes what the dice roll.
631.5 MB and iOS 15 or later — heavy for two board games, and mostly accounted for by the advertising libraries, cosmetics and social features rather than by the boards themselves. It runs on inexpensive Android hardware without trouble.
Four, either online with voice chat or on a single device through Pass N Play. Private rooms let a family in different countries play the same board, which alongside the voice chat is the strongest argument for the app over a physical set.
Ten to twenty minutes for a full four-player board, less against the computer. There is no way to shorten a game once it starts, and a bad run of dice can stretch it, which is the usual complaint from anyone who wanted a quick round.
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About this page. ScoredApps reviewed Ludo King independently. We don't own, develop, or distribute this app, and we're not affiliated with GAMETION GLOBAL TECHNOLOGIES PTE LIMITED. Official site: gametionglobal.com · Google Play listing · Developer support: support@ludoking.com