Ludo Fighters is the battle Ludo game from Lacspace Game Studio. It keeps the board, the dice and the race home that everyone grew up with, and changes one thing that matters a lot. Every piece is a cartoon soldier, and every capture is a gun fight.
Version 1.1.0 is live on Google Play and the App Store. This article explains what it is, what is in it, and what we are promising about how it plays. For everything added in the latest update, read what’s new in version 1.1.0.
What Ludo Fighters is
| Ludo Fighters: Battle Board | |
|---|---|
| Game | Battle Ludo: classic Ludo rules with a cartoon gun fight on every capture |
| Platforms | Android and iPhone, tablets too |
| Version | 1.1.0, live on Google Play and the App Store |
| Get it | Google Play · App Store |
| Squads | 2 to 6 squads, 1 to 6 soldiers each |
| Battlefields | Jungle, Desert, Snowfield, Night Ops, Ruins and Volcano |
| Optional extras | Landmines, Mine detector, Killstreaks, Bounty, Supply drops, Chaos cards and Squad Wars, all off until you switch them on |
| Ways to play | Play vs Lumi AI, Custom match, Pass & play, Online squads |
| Computer opponent | Lumi AI, with five personalities |
| Combat | Cartoon only: knocked out with X eyes, no blood |
| Website | ludofighters.com |
Soldiers instead of pawns
Each piece is a small soldier in its squad’s colour, with a helmet, a vest and a rifle. They walk square to square, they take cover on safe stars, and they talk: recorded squad callouts such as “Enemy spotted!” and “Man down!”, each with a speech bubble over the soldier who says it.
A gun fight on every capture
Land exactly on an enemy and your soldier stops one square short. Both sides raise their weapons, shots ring out, and the enemy is knocked out, vanishes in a puff of smoke and respawns at base. Then your soldier steps onto the square. The whole fight takes about 1.3 seconds, and you can tap the board to skip it. The biggest knock-outs get a printed K.O. stamp, a shake and the announcer. Each fight picks a weapon: a pistol, a rifle burst, a shotgun, a sniper shot across a long gap, or a grenade lobbed on an arc. Soldiers on safe stars are protected by a shield, and the shot ricochets off. Here is the whole fight, frame by frame.
Up to six squads, four ways to play
Every mode seats 2 to 6 squads: Red, Green, Yellow, Blue, Purple and Orange. Five or six squads play on a six-house board; smaller games use the classic four-house board. You can play a quick battle against three Lumi AI squads with one tap, build a Custom match with your own house rules, pass one phone round the table with friends, or join Online squads with players on their own phones. Our guide to the modes covers each one.
Lumi AI, the opponent players know from our other games, fills any empty seat. In Ludo Fighters it has five personalities, from Rookie to Commander, and it plays with the same dice and information as you. Meet the five personalities.
A new name and a new icon
In the stores the game is called Ludo Fighters: Battle Board. Its icon is a four-colour Ludo board with a helmeted soldier at home in the middle, so it reads as Ludo first and a battle game second.
Our promises
- Classic stays simple. Classic is one tap away, every extra stays off until you switch it on, and every house rule is a switch.
- No pay-to-win, ever. If we ever sell anything, it will be cosmetic only. Nothing you buy will move faster, shoot better or survive longer.
- The rules decide, the animations only show it. A fight never adds a second roll of the dice. If you land exactly on an unshielded enemy, he is knocked out.
- Lumi AI never cheats. It rolls the same random dice and never knows the next roll.
- Cartoon combat. No blood, no gore, and settings to quieten or skip the fights. Our parents’ guide explains exactly what players see and hear.
- Honest marketing. No invented ratings, downloads, dates or prices.
Keep reading: How every capture becomes a gun fight · Modes, six squads and house rules · Lumi AI’s five personalities · From classic Ludo to a battlefield · How classic Ludo became a battle game · What’s new in Ludo Fighters 1.1.0
Ludo Fighters: Battle Board is a game by Lacspace Game Studio, part of Lacspace Corporation Pvt Ltd. As of 9 November 2026 the current version is 1.1.0, live on Google Play and the App Store, and the stores show its official age rating on their pages. Combat in the game is cartoon only, with no blood. There are no real-money stakes in the game.
Frequently asked questions
What is Ludo Fighters: Battle Board?
It is a battle Ludo game by Lacspace Game Studio. It keeps the classic Ludo rules, turns every piece into a cartoon soldier and turns every capture into a short gun fight. It is live on Google Play and the App Store.
Where can I download Ludo Fighters?
Ludo Fighters: Battle Board is live on Google Play for Android and on the App Store for iPhone.
How many players can play Ludo Fighters?
Every mode seats 2 to 6 squads, with 1 to 6 soldiers each. Any seat can be a person or Lumi AI. Online squads has quick battles for 2, 4 or 6 players and private rooms with a code.
Can I play Ludo Fighters offline?
Yes. Play vs Lumi AI, Custom match and Pass & play all work on one phone. Online squads is optional.
Is Ludo Fighters violent?
The combat is cartoon only. Knocked-out soldiers get X eyes, fall over and vanish in a puff of smoke, then respawn at base. There is no blood or gore, and settings can mute the gunfire or skip the fight animations.
Who makes Ludo Fighters?
Lacspace Game Studio, the team behind the Game Collection app, part of Lacspace Corporation Pvt Ltd.
