Magic Ludo

Strange smiley pieces circle a fantasy ludo board in Magic Ludo. Player houses sit around the court, and the board uses a custom layout that looks very different from the usual version. The die carries more than standard numbers. A smiley result pushes a piece ahead by many spaces, and a star sends it to the nearest star before another star jump follows. Star spaces also protect a piece from being sent home. The finish point waits in the middle of the board, with all four smiley pieces needing to reach it.

How to play?

Choose one house, then face three computer opponents on the same board. Rolling happens in a fixed order, with the die setting how far a selected piece moves on that round. Number results use the matching distance. Piece choice stays in your hands, since one smiley can move and another may stay home or remain in place. A star result grants an extra roll. Half the board may disappear behind a single round when the star jump and bonus roll line up.