Play Ludo Across Any Mix of Devices
MyLudo doesn't care what device each player is on, or whether they match.
Why this matters
Most online board games assume everyone plays the same way: all in one app on separate accounts, or all crowded around one screen. Real groups don't split that cleanly — some people are in the same room, some are joining remotely, and not everyone has the same phone or the same patience for installing something new. MyLudo is built around that: any combination of same-device and separate-device players can sit in one room together.
How it actually plays out
Everyone on their own phone
Each player joins from their own phone, wherever they are.
One shared screen, some remote
Two people share a tablet in the living room while two friends join from their own phones elsewhere.
Mixed devices, same room
A phone, a laptop, and a tablet — all in the same game, no two players needing matching hardware.
What you need
A browser. That's it — no app to install, on any phone, tablet, or computer. One player creates a room and shares the link or room code; everyone else opens it in their own browser and joins. See how to play for the full walkthrough.