#ludo source

[incorrectendeavourquotes]

Morse: We all like a bad boy, though, don’t we?

Jakes: Yeah, not a fucking serial killer, though, Morse.

[laughableillusions]

Labyrinth Clue:

[All of them standing around a dead goblin]

Jareth: who broke it?…I’m not mad, I just wanna know.

Sarah: I did, I broke-

Jareth: No. no you you didn’t. Didymus?

Sir Didymus: Don’t behold at me! behold at Hoggle!

Hoggle: What? I didn't break it!

Sir Didymus: I understand you not. Yond's weird. How'd thee coequal knoweth t wast broken?

Hoggle: Because it’s sitting right in front of us and it’s broken.

Sir Didymus: Suspicious…

Hoggle: No! it’s not!

The Worm: If it matters - probably not - but Ludo was the last one to see them.

Ludo: Liar! Ludo no break!

The Worm: Oh really? Then what were you doing outside the goblin city earlier?

Ludo: Ludo play with chickens! All know that!

Sarah: Ok, ok! Let’s not fight! I broke it, let me bury them, Jareth-

Jareth angrier: No! Who broke it??!

Hoggle: …

Hoggle: Your majesty? The wise one’s been awful quiet

The Wise one’s hat: oh REALLY?!

Hoggle: Yeah really!

The Wise One’s hat: Oh my god!

[They all start arguing]

Jareth later to his goblins: I killed him. He bit my hand so I kicked him out the window. I predict ten minutes from now they'll be at each other's throats with war paint on their faces and a pig head on a stick.

Jareth: Good. It was getting a little chummy around here.

[archeo-starwars]

Heritage of the Sith [Star Wars Insider #88]

[enixostudio]

Ludo Game Development Company

Ludo is a beloved board game that has easily moved into the online world. Its fun and exciting gameplay makes it perfect for mobile and online platforms, attracting players of all ages. Enixo Studio is a top game development company that specializes in creating engaging Ludo games, which have thrilled millions of players.

Successful Ludo Games by Enixo Studio

Enixo Studio has released several popular Ludo games, including Ludo Bazi, Ludo Pasa, Ludo Premium, Ludo Jungle, Ludo Crash, Ludo Pot, Ludo Prime, Ludo Grand, Ludo Pay, and Ludo Peso.

Key Features of Enixo’s Ludo Games

Enixo Studio focuses on providing a fantastic gaming experience. Here are some great features of their Ludo games:

Multiplayer Mode: Play with friends or other players from around the world. You can play with 2 to 4 players.

Chat Functionality: Talk to other players using the built-in chat. You can send emojis and stickers to make the game more fun.

User-Friendly Interface: The design is easy to understand for players of all ages, with simple menus and settings.

In-Game Purchases: Unlock new skins, themes, and power-ups. You can buy coins or gems to enhance your game.

Multiple Variations: Choose from different game modes like Classic, Quick Play, and Tournament, each with its own rules.

Engaging Graphics: Enjoy colorful and high-quality graphics that make the game enjoyable. There are fun animations for rolling dice and moving pieces.

Real-Time Leaderboards: Check your rankings globally and among friends. Daily and weekly leaderboards keep the competition alive.

Secure Payment Gateway: Safe and easy transactions for in-game purchases with different payment options.

Social Media Integration: Share your achievements and game invites on social media. You can log in easily using your Facebook or Google account.

Push Notifications: Stay informed about game events, challenges, and new features. Get reminders for friends to join or finish matches.

Customizable Avatars: Create and personalize your avatars with different clothing, accessories, and colors.

Offline Mode: Play against AI when you’re not online. It’s perfect for solo practice and fun.

Daily Rewards: Log in every day to earn bonuses, coins, and special items through daily challenges.

User Support: Get help within the app for any issues or questions. There are FAQs and guides to assist new players with the game rules.

Technologies Used in Ludo Game Development

Enixo Studio uses the latest technologies to ensure their Ludo games are robust, responsive, and enjoyable. Some of the technologies include:

Unity Engine: For amazing 2D and 3D graphics.

Socket.io: For real-time communication in multiplayer games.

MEAN Stack: For a strong and scalable backend.

React Native: For developing mobile apps that work on multiple platforms.

Firebase: For cloud storage and real-time database features.

Ludo Game Development Companies in India

Here’s a list of cities where you can find talented developers:

Ludo Game Development Companies in Delhi

Ludo Game Development Companies in Noida

Ludo Game Development Companies in Jaipur

Ludo Game Development Companies in Lucknow

Ludo Game Development Companies in Patna

Ludo Game Development Companies in Indore

Ludo Game Development Companies in Gurgaon

Ludo Game Development Companies in Surat

Ludo Game Development Companies in Bengaluru

Ludo Game Development Companies in Chennai

Ludo Game Development Companies in Ahmedabad

Ludo Game Development Companies in Hyderabad

Ludo Game Development Companies in Mumbai

Ludo Game Development Companies in Pune

Ludo Game Development Companies in Dehradun

Conclusion

Enixo Studio is an excellent choice for anyone looking to create exciting and popular Ludo games. With a proven track record of successful projects and a commitment to the latest technologies, they can turn your Ludo game ideas into reality.

If you want custom Ludo games, contact Enixo Studio at enixo.in, email us at enixostudio@gmail.com, or WhatsApp us at +917703007703. You can also check our profiles on Behance or Dribbble to see our work. Whether you’re looking for a simple game or a complex multiplayer platform, Enixo Studio has the expertise to make it happen.

[incorrectstarvs]

(During Princess Quasar Caterpillar and the Magic Bell) Dennis: Enough! No more evil plots! 

Ludo: Uhh that was clearly a scheme, not a plot.

[devstree]

Devstree offers a ready-to-sell Ludo game with complete source code, providing a classic board game experience that combines chance and strategy. Players race to move their pieces to the center of the board, rolling dice to determine movement while navigating the risk of opponents capturing their tokens. The game features options to select the boot amount, create rooms for 2 players, a timer function, winner display, and an admin commission concept.

[plixgo]

Ludo Real Money Game Source Code

Ludo Real Money Game Source Code: A Robust Framework for Interactive Gaming

[gamedev01]

Top 10 Tips for Successful Ludo Game Development

Ludo, a classic board game loved by people worldwide, has transitioned beautifully into the digital space. The online version of Ludo has captivated millions of players, making it a lucrative niche for game developers. However, creating a successful Ludo game development involves more than just replicating the traditional gameplay. It requires a mix of technical expertise, user-focused design, and strategic planning.

In this blog, we’ll share 10 essential tips to help you develop a Ludo game that stands out in the competitive gaming market.

1. Understand the Game Dynamics

Ludo is a strategy-based game with simple rules. To create an engaging digital version, ensure you understand its core mechanics:

Movement based on dice rolls.

Progression from start to home.

Rules for capturing opponent tokens.

Deep knowledge of these elements will help you design a balanced and enjoyable game.

2. Choose the Right Technology Stack

Selecting the right technology stack is crucial for ensuring smooth performance. Common tools and frameworks for Ludo game development include:

Game Engines: Unity, Unreal Engine.

Programming Languages: C#, JavaScript.

Databases: Firebase, MySQL for real-time player data.

Networking: Photon or Node.js for multiplayer functionalities.

The stack should align with your platform (Android, iOS, or Web) and scalability requirements.

3. Prioritize User Experience (UX)

A clean, intuitive interface can make or break your Ludo game. Focus on:

Simple Navigation: Ensure players can easily start a game, invite friends, or join public matches.

Aesthetic Design: Use vibrant colors and graphics reminiscent of traditional Ludo boards.

Tutorials: Include easy-to-follow guides for first-time users.

4. Incorporate Multiplayer Functionality

One of the primary reasons for Ludo’s popularity is its social aspect. To recreate this digitally:

Implement real-time multiplayer features.

Offer modes for online play, local multiplayer, and playing against AI.

Enable cross-platform compatibility for a broader audience.

5. Ensure Fair Dice Rolls

Players often suspect digital dice rolls to be rigged. Use algorithms to guarantee fairness:

Random Number Generators (RNG): Ensure dice outcomes are truly random.

Display probabilities to build trust among players.

Transparency in dice rolls can enhance user trust and retention.

6. Add Engaging Features

While staying true to the core gameplay, adding innovative features can make your Ludo game unique:

Custom Boards: Allow users to select themes or design their own boards.

Power-Ups: Introduce power-ups for strategic advantages.

Tournaments: Organize online tournaments with rewards.

7. Focus on Smooth Connectivity

Multiplayer games depend on reliable networking. To prevent frustration caused by lags:

Use dedicated servers for real-time gameplay.

Optimize bandwidth usage for low latency.

Include reconnection features to handle accidental disconnects.

8. Implement Reward Systems

Reward systems can significantly boost user engagement. Consider including:

Daily rewards for logging in.

Leaderboards and achievements to motivate competition.

In-game currency for unlocking skins or features.

9. Ensure Cross-Platform Compatibility

To maximize your audience, make your Ludo game accessible across devices:

Use frameworks like Unity or Flutter to create cross-platform games.

Optimize your game for different screen sizes and resolutions.

Cross-platform availability can increase downloads and user retention.

10. Test, Test, and Test Again

Extensive testing is vital to ensure a seamless experience:

Conduct beta testing to gather feedback from real users.

Test for bugs, crashes, and performance issues across devices.

Regularly update the game based on user feedback.

Final Thoughts

Developing a successful Ludo game requires balancing traditional gameplay with modern features and technical excellence. By focusing on user experience, incorporating multiplayer functionality, and ensuring fair play, you can create a game that resonates with players worldwide.

With these top 10 tips, you’re now equipped to embark on your Ludo game development journey. Whether you're an indie developer or part of a larger team, these strategies will help you create a game that stands out and delights players.

[sudensk-the-stallionist]

i've been reading another view of stalin recently and even if i already had found out about a good amount of the contents of it through other means the things ludo martens tells you are absolutely baffling, like, unironically groundbreaking. i remember reading khruschev lied by furr and him saying how he can't just disprove the entire "stalin stigma" in one book (and he's right, it would be a gigantic task) but martens is able to shred light into SO MUCH of it. like i SWEAR after reading how the kulaks killed like almost 70 million animals in livestock to sabotage collectivization, and then how the ukrainian fascists all talked about how they were involved in burning crops and doing sabotage left and right in the 30s (the same fascists who later joined hitler and committed the most horrible pogroms), or how the bukharinists, the trotskyites and the military bonapartists had absolutely no issue in just collaborating with nazis, with japanese imperial officers, or how almost every single source for famous holodomor books are literal nazi collaborators using photographs from the tsarist times and from the 1922 famine (WHICH WAS CAUSED BY FOREIGNER INTERVENTION) to prove the "evils" of the USSR, it all just fucking made me want to scream on liberals going on and on about how "ukraine was a rebellious republic... stalin wanted to kill them all and he succeeded" or that "dekulakization was almost as bad as the holocaust". also like mate i don't require everyone to have intricate knowledge about stalin's period on names and dates but some of these people go on alledging stuff while they can't even, like, name who zinoviev was. or who bandera was. jesus christ

[felassan]

PAX East Panel: "If You'll Excuse Me I Have a World to Save... Again:" a Dragon Age series retrospective

Thursday 8th May 2025, 12pm - 1pm

"The "Dragon Age" series spans sixteen years four games and multiple multimedia spinoffs. This panel will be conducting a deep-dive scholarly analysis of this iconic Bioware series exploring its ludo-narrative design elements in an attempt to determine what contributed to the series' lasting appeal as a fan favorite. Among the elements this panel will analyze will be the visual and artistic design; fashion design; music and scoring; writing (both character and story); and user interface and back-end design. Panelists: Alexandre Abdoulaev (he/him) [Professor, West Chester University], Caitlin Farthing (she/her) [Art conservator, Polygon Restoration], Maker Mage (she/her) [Professor]"

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🐲 🐲

[plasterbrain]

Hello. First I’d like to say that I love Pizza Game so much. Second, sorry if you’re the wrong person to ask about this and/or you’ve already been asked about this, but what advice would you give to someone who wants to make a visual novel but has like zero idea about where to start, if you don’t mind me asking? I had an idea for a visual novel recently that I really like, but I admittedly have like none of the skills I would assume are requisite to creating a good visual novel aside from writing. Or any real knowledge of what the process for crafting a good visual novel would be.

Yes, I am aware that I am a fool. No, I will not give up on this endeavor.

Also, one aspect in particular that I’d like to ask you for advice about, since it’s a bit similar to a mechanic in Pizza Game that I feel like I haven’t seen a lot of other visual novels use (unless this is a thing that shows up in a lot of visual novels and I don’t know because of the few visual novels I’ve experienced Pizza Game is the only one I actually know about that does it) except actually diegetic instead of just a quality of life feature, is how to make the dialogue roll back like it does in Pizza Game. The main character of the story idea I want to make has the ability to do that as an actual superpower, so however I end up making this visual novel, it’d have to include something like that as a feature. And I’d need to make the game able to acknowledge the fact that you’ve used it and probably also give the player an action prompt for “something interesting will happen if you rewind here,” which I feel like is going to be a pain and a half to accomplish in a way that looks good, so any advice you can give me would be appreciated, though I understand if the second part is too complex for you to just puzzle out how to do for a rando asking for your advice on Tumblr. Admittedly I could probably make the main character’s power… basically anything else, really, since the main point is that they have a superpower and not that it’s specifically time powers, but with the way I’m setting up the story and challenge of the game, the character having a time-rewinding power pretty solidly sets them up as the person who has to do everything without it seeming too… “I know the answer to this problem, but figure it out and tell everyone for me, Naegi.” So I’m kinda attached to that idea, even if it causes me a great deal of annoyance to figure out.

Thanks in advance if you have any advice to give me. And again, thank you for making Pizza Game, truly the best visual novel of all time.

Hi (sorry for late response),

My advice for "how to make visual novel" starts and ends with Ren'Py! It's free, open source, and easy to use for people who just want to write! Nearly every Western indie visual novel uses it, and for good reason.

As for your question... The good news is that rollback is actually a built-in feature of Ren'Py. You probably didn't suspect as much, because it's kind of an unusual behavior to include in games by default and can "cheapen" the seriousness of VN-style branching narratives. (It's hard to make choices matter if you can just undo them 10 seconds later.) Doki-Doki Literature Club and Slay the Princess (I think?), arguably the two most famous Ren'Py games, both disabled it for this reason.

The bad news is that having the game acknowledge use of rollback is kind of difficult. Pizza Game does it twice iirc, but only as quick early gags, because it requires cluttering your script with persistent variables. If your game uses this as a central mechanic, your code will be hard to read, write, and test... I do not recommend it.

If you still want to give your character a visual-novel ludo-narrative superpower, there a certainly other options:

Use the tried-and-true "wow you've completed this scene before? here's different text!"

Have dialog that only shows up in the text history window (I've seen at least one game do this and it was pretty neat)

"Stop" time using audio/visual effects and let your character investigate the scene/people's thoughts or something

Make the game create/detect files in the game folder (a DDLC staple, ofc, though I've seen other meta Ren'Py games fool around with this)

...Or peruse the Ren'Py documentation and see what you can come up with.

Ganbatte, Anon-chan! (•̀ω•́)૭✧

[enixostudio]

Innovative Ludo Game Developers in India

In today's digital world, mobile gaming has become incredibly popular, offering endless entertainment and opportunities for social interaction. Among the multitude of games available, Ludo holds a special place as a timeless favorite that has captivated players of all ages. Enter Enixo Studio, a leading game development company based in India, dedicated to creating immersive and engaging Ludo experiences.

Enixo Studio boasts a team of talented professionals who are passionate about gaming and technology. Leveraging their expertise, Enixo Studio has developed over 50 unique Ludo apps using state-of-the-art technologies like Unity, MEAN/MERN stack, and Socket.io. These apps feature a wide range of modes and variations, including Classic, Quick, Timer, Boost, Ninja, Turbo, and Diceless, ensuring that players always have something new to explore and enjoy.

What sets Enixo Studio apart is its commitment to enhancing the gaming experience. In addition to exciting gameplay modes, Enixo Studio integrates advanced features such as real-time chat, voice chat, emojis, and in-app purchase themes. These features not only foster social interaction but also allow players to personalize their gaming experience according to their preferences, creating a truly immersive and enjoyable environment.

Enixo Studio takes pride in its reputation as one of the top Ludo game development companies in India. With a focus on quality, innovation, and customer satisfaction, Enixo Studio continues to push the boundaries of gaming excellence. By staying ahead of the curve and embracing new technologies, Enixo Studio remains at the forefront of the gaming industry, delivering unforgettable experiences to players worldwide.

Whether you're a casual gamer or a seasoned enthusiast, Enixo Studio's Ludo games offer something for everyone. With their dedication to crafting fun and engaging experiences, Enixo Studio invites players to embark on exciting Ludo adventures like never before. So why wait? Dive into the world of Enixo Studio and discover the magic of Ludo gaming today!

[catgirlstalin]

Hi! I hope it's okay to ask this but would you happen to know any books on Stalin that don't repeat the same old stuff about him being a bloodthirsty dictator etc.? I wish to learn from more nuanced and anti-anticommunist sources since I'm learning about communism and ussr rn, and you seem to be someone who might know about these! Thanks if you're able to answer!

hii of course im happy to recommend stuff :3 mutuals feels free to add stuff as well

Another View of Stalin. Ludo Martens (1994) – one of my go to recommendations, it goes into the most commonly brought up issues such as collectivization, the great purge, and the molotov-ribbentrop pact

Stalin: History and Critique of a Black Legend. Dominico Losurdo (2008) – another go to; in addition to addressing historical facts and myths, this one also criticizes the concept of 'totalitarianism', and the resulting conflation of fascism with communism as equally bad (something that is still done to this day, see 'horseshoe theory')

those two i would say are the most prominent books specifically about him, and for good reason as they cover the most important myths about stalin

another author ive had recommended to me who has multiple books about stalin and the ussr is grover furr, but i havent read any of his works yet

also while this one isnt specifically about stalin as a person, i also wanna throw in The Soviets Expected it by Anna Louise Strong. It was published in 1942 and covers the years leading up to and including the second world war. its not really an analysis, as anna louise strong was not a historian, but a reporter who lived in the ussr at the time and she reported a lot on the living conditions and experiences of the people which provides a really interesting view into the 1930s and early 1940s in the ussr. its also a rather short and easy read

then theres of course also first hand accounts from people who knew him, like Molotov Remembers (done in a sort of interview style, the author is anti-stalin but molotovs accounts are interesting nonetheless), or Next to Stalin: Notes of a Bodyguard (also very short, not particularly well written but interesting and at times also entertaining)

also in my opinion one thing that also provides some insight into how stalin was and how he thought is just to read his own works. theres a whole collection on marxists.org

i find his interviews fairly interesting to get a bit of insight into his thinking, and theyre very short and easy to read

Interview with H.G. Wells Interview with Emil Ludwig Interview with Roy Howard

i hope some of this will be interesting to you!! have fun with your reading, theres a lot to learn and discover out there

[k9effect]

I heard the most horrifying thing the other day.

I was scrolling on tiktok and came across a Bluey post, not unusual as I love Bluey, but this post specifically made my skin crawl. It was AI music using the voice of the young anonymous actress who voices Bluey.

The creators of Bluey have made a huge deal out of making aure that these kids stay anonymous because they understand how the industry can be so incredibly damaging to children. Their names aren't even public knowledge. These kids are not only kept anonymous so that they can live as normal lives as possible, but they are kept anonymous for safety reasons. I'm certain you've heard the horror stories of children being groomed and endangered because they become so popular so young. Ludo Studios is trying to keep these kids safe. Evidence below (source)

Hearing this kid's voice used without her consent, without her parents consent, even without her knowledge and endangering her like this is the most disturbing thing I've seen in a very long time.

The worst thing about this? Everyone in the comments was going on about how cute she sounded "singing the song" and that OP should "make a version with Bingo", who's actress is even younger than Bluey's voice actress. No one saw that there was something wrong with this. I am disgusted and horrifically disturbed.

"AI" isn't "Artificial Intelligence". There is nothing Intelligent about it. It is simply programs and computer mimicry that is marketed as "AI" as a selling point. It isn't truly learning from anything to be considered intelligent. It is taking what you put into it and mimicing that. It is wrong and a violation of someone's life 100% of the time.

If you are considering creating "AI music" or any form of "AI" content, please reconsider. You are causing so much more harm than you realise.

[muppet-facts]

Muppet Fact #1044

The Ludo puppet was on display at the National Film and Sci-Fi Museum in Milton Keynes, England.

Source:

"Here's a sneak peek inside the National Film and Sci-Fi Museum in Milton Keynes." MKFM. August 29, 2021.