Chinesenspiel. 2,3 or 4 players. Sound & music.

Author: Jesús García Martínez, Spain. Game in Spanish only.

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Ludo game for the Amiga.

2 - 4 players. Horse theme.

French and English language. 

Author: Denis Obriot. Req.: Amiga OS 2.0+

2-4 player Ludo game. Sound. Simple, but nice.

Author: Emanuel Lundman, Sweden, 1999. In Swedish only. 

Req.: Win9x, VB 6 runtime files.

Ludo. 2 to 4 players (human or cpu). Simple little game. Swedish language only. 

Req.: Win95+, Visual Basic 4. Made in 2000. English version below (Ludo 1.0). Source code available. 

Author: Anton Gustavsson, Sweden (V 2003)

Ludo game for Macintosh Classic. Sound.

Only in Swedish.

Author: Ingemar Ragnemalm. Sweden, 2002

Flash made Ludo game. 3D looking. You play with green against three computer opponents. Control: mouse. The in-game ad for the authors website is moving (very annoying). Author: Free Online Games. Works at least in Windows XP. 

The download includes both the .swf file and an .exe version.

Pachisi is one of six board games in this abandonware collection for MS-DOS from 1991.

Author: Franck Masschelein, 1995

Small Ludo game. No help file or rules available (online help file points to dead site). 

In German only. 

Authors: Christian Perger & Hermann Hahnl, 2001

Made in 1993 by Gary Reynolds

Authors: MB Productions (Nicolaj Borchorst, Anders Meyer and Odd Odul Orden), Denmark

Barebones, but with charm. Req.: vbrun300.dll. Bugs exists.

Same game as described below - but the old DOS version. Author: Ihsan Ul Haque

Offered together with 17 other old dos games.

Standard Ludo game for 2 to 4 players (human or computer). Sound, save/load game, help file, play log, dice counter, command line for human players moves. 

The interface & mouse clicks are not very intuitive, but the game grows on you after some playing. 

Req.: Win 98SE+, Visual basic 6 runtime files.
Author: Ihsan Ul Haque - 2003

Simple 2-player Ludo game (you against the computer)

Author: David Landers, FishBreath Software 1995

Abandonware (nag screens at start and exit)

Req.: Windows 3.1+ and Visual Basic 3 runtime files

Download removed 25.09.2006 at request of author

2 to 4 players (human or cpu). simple little game. English and Swedish language. 

Req.: Win95+, Visual Basic 4. Made in 1997.

See also "Fia med knuff" above for the Swedish version with source code. Author: Anton Gustavsson, Sweden (V 2003)

"Hard-playing version of the children's game. Addictive!"

WinSite's description. Don't know anymore, sorry. I couldn't get the game to run on my computer. Versions for Win3x and Win 9x. Author: Bob Mc Athey (1997)

Two or four players, humans or against the computer.  Features: Safety zones (star marked), double's blockade, move doubles, load/save/reset game, numbered field, several computer strength levels, Many options. Elimination mode (war game, killed pieces do not re-enter the board...)

Nice game, but small playing window (640x480)

Req.: Win95+, Author: Arnab Bose, India (2003). 

Very good Ludo game. Standalone play or online TCP/IP play (with chat).

Sound, statistic, highscore, bmp as backgrounds.

Website, installation and game in German only.

Author: Mathias Niepert. Req.: Win9x/Me/NT/2000/XP and Winsock2.

2-4 player variant of Ludo game. Includes some marked fields with different options (extra speed, reduced speed, teleport, swap pieces, and more). Could have been more intuitive. Installation and game in German only. 
Req.: Visual Basic 6. Author: Uwi Haertel.

Simple Ludo game - 2 to 4 players - for MS-DOS.

Author: H.A.B. SMALS. In Dutch only. From 1989.

Versions for Windows, Mac and Linux. Requires tclkit. 

Author: Wolf Busch, Germany.  Linux/Mac kit (34 kb)

Req.: Win 2000, 95, 98, Me, NT, XP. Public Domain.
Made by J.O.M-Software - Olaf Mertgen, 1997, Germany.  

Website and game in German only. 

Author: Hans-Jürgen Funke, Germany, 1995

"Here's a little Pachisi game...featuring the classical board, a lightly animated die, and moving pieces. All dimensions are computed from the -size switch, so maybe change that to suit your likings." Demo code

Despite the name: It's Ludo.

Requires Tcl an Tk. Author: Richard Suchenwirth (2003)

Very old Ludo game for MS-DOS from 1989. One of the first shareware VGA games. 2,3 or 4 players - human or computer. Keyboard moves.

Author: George Leotti

Alternative download: Assassins Disk 45

Author: Ignacio Perez Gil, Spain, 2001. Offered together with a MasterMind game and a Qúbix game

"Have a dice day" with this good 3D version. Rotating board, cool animation, sound, 1-4 players (humans or cpu).

Req.: Win95+, 350 Mhz Pentium, 32 mb ram, DirectX 7.0+, 3D graphic accelerator card (4mb). English version. Platt means 'flat' (thanks to Gabriele Neukam).

Author: Digital Spirit, 2000 (Germany). Abandonware

Same game as above, but with an football/soccer theme. The dice is a football. The teams are Germany, France, Holland, Brazil. Installation and game in German. Cool sounds!

Author: Digital Spirit, 2002 (Germany). Req.: 64 mb RAM.

Same game as the ones above, but with an Christmas / Winter theme. Installation and game in German. Demo, it says, but I don't see any kind of limitations?

Author: Digital Spirit, 2002 (Germany). Req.: 64 mb RAM.

It says shareware, but is probably abandonware. 
Author: Jesús García Martínez, Spain. Game in Spanish only.

Ludo variant. x2 fields doubles the dice throw. 

Sound, Auto play. 

Author: Nigel Rigby, 1998.

'Kegelrennen' (Ludo) is one of nine games in this collection. Save/load, sound, many options, a nice game.

Website, installation and game in German only. 

Author: Simon Reinhardt, Germany. Req.: Windows 9x+. Also version for Win 3.1 (16 bits) (5,9 mb)

Website, installation and game in German only. 
Author: David Herminghaus.