Game Modes — Online Multiplayer, 2v2 & Offline

Online Brawl — Classic

Free-for-all Ludo online against real opponents. Jump into the queue and get matched in seconds. If a player drops mid-match the AI takes their seat so the game always finishes — and they can take it back with a single tap when they return.

Online Brawl — 2v2 Team Brawl

Ludo Rocket's signature mode. Team A (cyan and green) versus Team B (magenta and yellow), partners diagonally opposite. There's no individual finish line — the first team to bring 8 pucks home between them wins, so your partner's runner matters exactly as much as your own.

Three things make it a genuinely different game:

Hard Wall. Two team pucks on one square can't be captured and can't be passed. Opponents run into it and stop dead.
Siege. Hit an enemy wall while outnumbered and your puck is caged until a teammate frees it. Hit it together and the wall breaks — both enemy pucks go home at once.
Support Handoff. Get your own four home and you start rolling for your partner. Nobody sits out the endgame.

Ludo Rocket 2v2 board on an Android phone during a partner's roll — In development · not final buildTeam scores sit along the top — A and B, not four separate players.

2v2 Ludo Rocket match showing team scores A 2/8 and B 1/8 — In development · not final buildTeam scores sit along the top — A and B, not four separate players.

Blitz — Timed Ludo

Classic, played fast. Every decision gets five seconds, and one shared match clock counts the whole table down — anywhere from 3 to 12 minutes, depending on the tier you pick and how many players are at the table. Blitz has its own card on the home screen and plays online, in a private room with friends, or offline against the AI and pass-and-play.

Straight onto the track. All four pucks start out of base — no waiting for a six — and a captured puck restarts on its own start square, not in the yard.
Three tiers. Easy, Medium and Hard give each player 3, 2 or 1½ minutes on the shared clock. In ranked play, Medium is worth 1.5× the Rank Points and Hard 2× — won or lost.
The final round. When the clock runs out, the round in progress is played out so everyone gets the same number of turns. Then the table is ranked: most pucks home first, then furthest along the track.

Ludo Rocket Blitz match on an Android phone with the clock showing FINAL ROUND — In development · not final buildThe match clock sits at the top of the board. Its ring fills green, then yellow, then red — and the last round is called out when time is up.

Four-player Ludo Rocket Blitz match with the match clock counting down — In development · not final buildThe match clock sits at the top of the board. Its ring fills green, then yellow, then red — and the last round is called out when time is up.

Play with Friends — Private Rooms

Want Ludo online with friends only? Create a private party, share the room code, and play with exactly the people you invited. Family game night across cities, or a lunch-break grudge match.

Local Arena — Offline Ludo

No internet needed. Play Classic or 2v2 against challenging AI, or pass-and-play on a single device. Good for flights, commutes, and anywhere the Wi-Fi isn't.

Which mode is for you?

You want…	Play this
A quick match vs real players	Online Brawl · Classic
To team up with a friend	Online Brawl · 2v2
A full match in minutes	Blitz
A private, invite-only game	Play with Friends
Ludo without internet	Local Arena · vs AI
One phone, whole family	Local Arena · Pass & Play