A board race straight from the backyard: two dice, portals, a toilet trap — and five pieces you must walk home before everyone else.
The classic “Ludo / Don’t Get Angry” mechanics, born from a hand-drawn backyard board. You get it in a second — the fun is in the details: portal shortcuts, extra-move cells, safe houses, and a toilet that only lets you out on 1 → 2 → 3.
Play at the table with the whole family, against bots — or online with a room code and table chat.
Roll the dice, march your piece, overtake your rivals. Nothing to explain — even grandma sits right down.
Shortcut ramps fling you across half the board, the toilet sucks you in and only releases on 1 → 2 → 3. Backyard depth the classic never had.
No one around to play? The computer takes any colour — even one human versus three bots.
A 2–4 player room by short code, plus table chat — for diplomacy and gloating alike.
A neat native interface that won’t blind you at night or fade in daylight.
macOS, iOS, Android, Windows and the web — one game, one progress, any device.
Three steps — and you’re already arguing over a chopped piece.
Pick who plays each colour: a human, the computer — or an empty seat. From 2 to 4 players.
Two dice per turn: the higher one moves first. A double grants another turn, a “6” brings a piece out of base.
Chop rivals, hide in safe houses, catch portals — and be the first to bring all five pieces home.
Create a room, toss your friends a four-letter code — and play with 2, 3 or 4 people on any devices. Table chat included: the perfect place to type “you absolute mandavoshka” when your piece gets chopped.
★★★★★Just like that old board from the balcony, except nobody loses pieces under the couch. My daughter has beaten me three evenings straight.
★★★★★Hopped in for “one quick game” with bots. Woke up an hour later stuck in the toilet cell, rolling a one for the fourth turn in a row.
★★★★★Four of us from three cities set up a room in under a minute. The chat exists purely to apologise for chopped pieces.
One game — five platforms. Start on your computer, continue on the subway, finish off a friend from a tablet.