Typing Ludo

Each roll has six equally likely results: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 each have a 1 in 6 chance. Two sixes in a row have a 1 in 36 chance; three have a 1 in 216 chance. Past rolls and typing accuracy do not change the next roll. The animation reveals one sampled result; it does not choose extra results.

Enter starts the next typing turn. After you finish the prompt, Enter rolls the dice. When a roll has no legal move, Enter passes the turn. Choose legal pieces directly on the board or with the larger move buttons. The piece buttons also work with Tab and Enter. This version grants another typing turn after a six and has no three-six penalty; probabilities for other Ludo rule variants do not change these rules.

Roll six to bring a piece out of its yard. A six earns another typing turn. Move clockwise and land exactly at home. Star squares protect every player; landing on another player's piece elsewhere sends that piece back to its yard. Pieces can share squares; there are no blockades or three-six penalties in this version.

Complete three prompts without a mistake to earn one reroll token. You may hold one token and use it before moving, even if the first roll has no legal moves. Typing level changes the text, not the dice odds. Computer players take turns automatically and never receive invented WPM scores.

Friends share one keyboard in local mode. No names, reports or keystrokes are uploaded. Reports stay on screen until you download them or start another match. This game contains no ads.