2–4 players per room
Get everyone around one board. Larger groups can split into separate private rooms, with each table playing its own match.
LUDO WITH COWORKERS · UNWIND AND PLAY TO WIN
Coworkers.
No mercy.
Change the subject. Share a board. Find out who takes the capture and who’s already plotting a rematch. Free browser Ludo for your next get-together, with 2–4 players per room.
TIME TO UNWIND
An online game for your next team social.
An after-work game, a catch-up at the end of a project or a sprint social: Ludo gives everyone a move to talk about. For an informal team-building session, get a small group together and let a little friendly competition take over.
Make time for a game
Allow time for a full board game. Captures, recoveries and everyone’s decisions all affect how long a match lasts.
Keep your call going
Stay on your usual call to react together. The complaints after a capture are part of the fun.
GET YOUR PEOPLE TOGETHER
Share a room link in your team channel.
Create a private room from Play, choose the player count and send the link in your team chat. Everyone joins in their browser with a local profile. Check the rules or try the tutorial together to learn how the prison works before taking each other on.
SAME RULES. DIFFERENT STRATEGIES.
Every coworker plays for their own win.
You have four pawns to finish and opponents who won’t make it easy. Playing is free; optional cosmetics only change the look. Decide when to move forward, take cover or put a coworker’s pawn behind bars.
GOOD QUESTIONS
Before you roll.
How do we organise a game with coworkers?
Set aside time for a match, create a private room for 2–4 players and share its link in your usual team channel. Keep your call open to enjoy the reactions. A browser and a local profile are all you need to play.
How many people can join a team-building game?
Each room has 2–4 players competing individually. Larger groups can split into separate private rooms, with each table playing its own match.
Can we play at an after-work get-together or sprint social?
Yes. Choose a time when everyone can settle into a full board game. Match length varies with the rolls, captures and players’ decisions.
Settle it on the board?
The dice are ready. Your move.