I like how simple this game is and I can play with my brother and nieces and sisters with this game. I used to use a better graphic Ludo game, but took away the single player and option to play against one's self and other people and friends I know. Don't get me wrong, I like playing against other people. I just want the option of playing with people I know and love, as well as those I don't know and can make friends with. The poor graphics is why I gave this app 4 stars.

I have played this game for several years almost every night before bed! It's simple but fun. I have no complaints just a few suggestions about sound effects to make the game even more enjoyable....restore the clapping at the win of a game even when you don't have the music on like you used to. Also would like a "happy" sound effect both when you enter the home stretch and are safe as well as when your token actually goes home. The same sound for all activities is boring. I love this game and sound effects are the only thing I want to make this game perfect! I have tried all the other versions of the game and yours is by far the best!!

So let me first start with telling you how much I love this game. It takes me back to a board game that was popular in the 1950s in St. Louis called Skip Jack. And I do play this game nearly every day and most the time several times a day. That being said, you have got to fix the fact that this game crashes. It might not be such a big deal except for the fact I spend money purchasing magic dice. Then I'm in the middle of the game where I may have already used three or four magic dice to give myself an advantage and then it crashes. And I have wasted those 3 to 4 magic dice.. Please work on this. I have written to you before about it but I feel as if my review is falling on deaf ears.

I did a rough probability calculation--as the other player said, the computer seems to roll the "right number" to send the player's planes home at 85% of the time. The number is indeed 70-80%, increasing as my planes getting closer to the destination, and as I played more (in the first 10-20 turns this was more obvious). this number is lower when computer plays against computer--about 60-70%of the time. Considering this game is selling the "desired roll numbers", I'll take this non-random pattern a way to make the player frustrated and buy their product. I won't. But building a model with the above mentioned factors seems fun. May do someday.(seems I can't submit my one-star rating)