Ludo
Ludo on Waho
The four-colour race board, played against the people already in your voice room.
Ludo is the game Waho actually shows you. It's named in the developer's description — “interesting online casual games like Ludo and UMO while chatting” — and it's the game in the listing's own screenshot, which makes it the best-documented part of Waho's gaming side.
That screenshot is worth reading carefully, because it tells you how the feature is structured. The room header with its name and ID is still at the top. Under it sits a small bar with a diamond counter and a music control. Below that, the Ludo board fills the screen, and four player avatars sit in circles at the corners. The game is a layer inside the room, not a departure from it.
What you can do
What the Ludo screen shows
Read directly from the developer’s listing screenshot.
A four-colour board
The standard Ludo layout — green, yellow, red and blue quadrants with a shared centre.
Players around the room
Four player avatars sit in circles at the corners of the screen, framing the board.
The room stays open
The room name and ID remain in the header above the board — you haven’t left the voice room.
Dice in play
Two dice are shown mid-roll over the board, with tokens placed in the coloured tracks.
A diamond counter
The room bar shows a diamond balance, so some in-room economy runs alongside the game.
Music control
A music control sits next to the diamond counter, matching the description’s mention of listening to music in rooms.
Step by step
How to get started
- Install Waho from Google Play and join a voice room — Ludo is played inside a room, not from a separate menu.
- Open the game control in the room and choose Ludo.
- Wait for the other seats to fill. The screenshot shows a four-player board.
- Roll and move your tokens as you would in any Ludo game, talking to the room as you go.
- Close the game when you’re done to return the room to plain conversation.
How Ludo is played
If you haven’t played before, the rules are short. Waho implements the standard game rather than a variant of its own, but check the in-app rules for any differences:
- Each player starts with four tokens in their home base.
- You roll a die to move. In most rulesets a six is needed to bring a token out of the base, and earns another roll.
- Tokens travel clockwise around the shared track, then up the coloured column into the centre.
- Landing on a square occupied by an opponent normally sends that token back to its base.
- The first player to get all four tokens to the centre wins.
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