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You like the Ludo mini game, Parcheesi, Pachisi, Uckers, Sorry!, Aggravation, Problem, Man don't receive upset - dice board games? Then have fun and play with your mates, family and children the fastest, easiest & best Ludo mini game - the Ludo KingStar, Parcheesi game! Ludo (from the Latin word meaning 'I play') is a tactic dice board mini game for 2-4 users, in which the users race their four tokens from begin to finish according to the rolls of a single die. Like another cross and circle dice board mini games, Ludo is derived from the Indian mini game Pachisi, but simpler (Pachisi was evolved from the very ancient mini game of Chausar). The mini game and its variations are famous in a lot of countries and under different names. In North America the mini game is also known as Parcheesi. Another variations contain Sorry!, Aggravation, and Trouble. In Spain, it is called "Parchís" or "Parkase" in Spanish and "Parxís" in Catalan. In Brasil, Ludo is referred to as "Furbica". In France, it is named "Petits Chevaux" (Tiny Horses) or "Le Jeu de Dada" (The Mini game of Dada- dada being a colloquial word for "horse") and typically played with horse-headed pieces. Study the classic, original Parcheesi mini game guidelines and have fun Ludo KingStar, Pachisi gratis local multiplayer dice board mini game for family, children and adults: Rule # 1 Each user has 4 tokens. Whoever gets all four of their tokens Home first is the champion. The Ludo mini game can continue to crown a second-place champion and third-place champion, while the latest user to reach Home has lost. For each user you can chose a human or computer user (AI robot). Rule # 2 A token can only move out if the user rolls a six. Rule # 3 When a user rolls a six, he/she gets other turn to roll the die. Rule # 4 If a user rolls a six 3 times in-a-row, his/her turn will be skipped. Rule # 5 Users must always move a token according to the die value rolled. Passes are not allowed. If no move is possible, the turn moves to the next user. Rule # 6 If a token crosses the finish line, he/she gets other turn to roll the die. Rule# 7 If a token captures other player’s token, the capturer gets other turn to roll the die. Rule # 8 These are secure fields for all tokens, irrespective of color. Rule # 9 The token(s) must move out and travel around the board to create it into Home. Secure field on/off You can play Ludo, Parcheesi, Pachisi dice board mini game based on the original guidelines with secure fields or without (adjusted in settings). According to Wikipedia, a German ver of Ludo is called "M. ärgere dich nicht" (Man, don't receive upset), and has equivalent names in a lot of another languages, such as Albanian, Bulgarian, Croatian, Czech, Dutch, Macedonian, Russian, Serbian, Slovak, Slovene, and Turkish. In Greece, the mini game is called "Γκρινιάρης" [Griniaris] (Grumbler) referring to typical user behaviour. In Italy, it is called "Non t'arrabbiare" (Don't receive upset). In Poland, Ludo is commonly referred to as "Chińczyk" (The Chinese), though an equivalent form to the German name also exists ("Człowieku, nie irytuj się!"). In Estonia, it is named "Reis ümber maailma" (Trip around the world). In China, Malaysia and Singapore, it is called "飞行棋" or "飞机棋" (Aeroplane Chess). In Sweden, Ludo is known as "Fia", a name derived from the Latin word fiat which means "so be it!". Another variations of the name are "Fia-spel" (Fia the mini game) and "Fia med knuff" (Fia with push). In Vietnam, people call it "Cờ cá ngựa". In Hungary, the mini game is called "Ki nevet a végén" (Who laughs at the end). In Denmark and Norway though, the mini game is known as Ludo game. Other names the mini game goes by: Mens-erger-je-niet (the Netherlands), Parchís or Parkase (Spain), Le Jeu de Dada or Petits Chevaux (France), Non t'arrabbiare (Italy), Fia med knuff (Sweden), Parqués (Colombia), Griniaris (Greece). Da' ngu'a ('Vietnam') Fei Xing Qi' (China) Some Arabic Pachisi variants are : Barjis / Bargis (Palestine), Barjis(s) / Bargese (Syria), Pachîs (Persia/Iran).