Dice

Thousand Dice is a fast-paced multiplayer dice game that brings the classic '1000' style scoring to your device, letting you practice solo or challenge real opponents. Roll five dice each turn, collect scoring combinations, and decide whether to bank points or push your luck by rerolling remaining dice. Thousand Dice is ideal for players who enjoy strategic risk-taking, quick rounds, and social matches; it also includes customizable dice and cups, account-based sync across devices, and daily bonuses to keep each session fresh and rewarding.

Ludo SuperStar brings the familiar Pachisi-style board to your phone or tablet, recreating the casual, family-friendly gameplay of Ludo with options for 2–4 players and a set of modern customizations. Ludo SuperStar places emphasis on clear rules, an adjustable board aesthetic and multiple play modes so you can enjoy quick matches at home or longer strategic sessions with friends. The interface is designed to make setup and rule selection straightforward while preserving the classic dice-and-token mechanics that define the game.

Blissful Sleep puts you in the role of a proven adventurer returning to her hometown to investigate a mysterious illness that has struck her sister. This atmospheric RPG blends investigation and turn-based dice combat across two contrasting phases: daytime scenes where you meet characters, gather information, and prepare temporary buffs, and nighttime excursions into a Dream World where encounters are resolved with a strategic dice game and character abilities. Players who enjoy story-driven gameplay, party management, and tactical chance-based battles will find Blissful Sleep rewarding for its mix of narrative exploration and tense night-time combat.

Conway places you aboard a merchant vessel in 1791, offering a calm, character-driven experience where everyday choices and quiet moments define the voyage. Conway emphasizes human interaction over combat, inviting players to shape daily life at sea through a schedule of activities, conversations, and decisions that affect relationships and the overall tone of the journey. The opening scenes introduce you to a small, varied crew whose motivations range from practical necessity to personal escape, and your decisions determine how those connections evolve as you move from port to port.

Parchisi brings the classic cross-and-circle board game to online multiplayer, recreating the familiar gameplay for players who want quick matches or longer sessions on mobile devices. This Parchisi app supports two- or four-player matches, in-game chat with emoji, tablet and phone layouts, daily reward chests and unlockable achievements that keep each round fresh. Players roll two dice, move four pieces per color, use safe spaces and home paths, and compete to reach the central goal—making it ideal for reliving childhood memories or testing strategic skills against friends and rivals.

Ludo puts the classic board-game experience on your phone, letting you play with family and friends or challenge the computer. Ludo offers single-player matches against AI and local multiplayer for two to four players, reproducing tabletop gameplay with realistic dice-roll animation and colorful dice. The app saves game progress so you can pause and resume matches at any time, and it provides flexible controls like throwing the dice, instant roll, or shaking your phone to roll. Customizable rules and adjustable game speed make Ludo a compact, friendly choice for casual groups.

Yalla Ludo HD delivers a social take on two classic tabletop favorites by letting friends play Ludo and Domino online with built-in real-time voice chat, tablet-optimized layouts and straightforward controls designed for quick pickup and extended sessions alike. From creating a private room to joining a public table, the interface focuses on minimizing setup so groups spend more time playing and talking. Clear visual cues and accessible menus help both new and returning players feel confident right away.

Ludo Titan is a modern take on the classic Ludo board game that lets 2–4 players compete online or privately with friends, family, or against the computer. Free to play, Ludo Titan recreates the familiar dice-and-token gameplay where each player moves four tokens around the board toward a finish line, with simple rules that become more challenging as you level up. The game includes a new Arrow Mode and Club features for sharing dice and requesting free gold, making it a social, nostalgic way to relive childhood matches while testing strategy and luck.