Flower Ludo keeps the familiar Ludo ruleset but presents it through an original garden identity built from petals, pathways, leaf textures, soft highlights, and calm color-coded player homes. It supports 2, 3, or 4 players, local human turns, computer opponents, working captures, safe zones, home runs, win detection, audio toggles, and fullscreen play.
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The objective is to move all four tokens from your flower bed, around the garden path, and into the home blossom at the center before your opponents do. A token must roll a 6 to leave home. Once on the track, it moves exactly the number shown on the dice.
Rolling 6 unlocks a token from the flower bed or lets an active token move 6 spaces. Flower Ludo deliberately follows your critical rule: the game never forces a move after rolling 6. If more than one token can legally move, the legal options glow and the player must manually choose the token.
A move is legal only if the token can travel the full dice value without exceeding the final home bloom. Illegal overshoots are blocked. The selected token animates step-by-step through the garden path so every turn remains easy to follow.
Safe zones are protected petals where captures cannot occur. Outside those zones, landing directly on an opponent sends that opponent back to their home yard. After a full lap, tokens enter their color-coded home lane and must reach the center by exact count.
The winner is the first player to finish all four tokens. The scoreboard shows how many tokens each side has finished and how many remain in danger on the track.