Durna Ludo

Play Ludo with friends in a private room

Bring your group together in Durna Ludo. Choose your table, share an invitation, and play with optional voice and video.

Play Ludo

1. Choose a room that fits your group

Open the lobby and choose a private room. Set two, three or four players, then choose Normal or Capture Battle and the available action rules. For Normal, select a finish goal of one, two or four home tokens. Capture Battle uses points and a clock instead.

Check the requirements shown before creating or joining. Some room features depend on your account, level or subscription; a private invitation does not bypass those requirements.

Arabic Durna Ludo demo in Normal, with four coloured token yards and paths toward home.
Demo game in Arabic. Normal: reach home with the selected number of tokens.

2. Share the invitation privately

  1. Use the room’s invitation controls and send the complete link to the friends you want to join.
  2. Each friend opens the link and follows any sign-in or account-setup steps. Keep the invitation so you can return to it after setup.
  3. Confirm that everyone is in the intended room, check the table settings together, and use the ready/start controls shown in the room.

Choose how you want to talk

Voice and video are optional where available. Enable your microphone or camera only when you want to participate and grant the browser or app permission when prompted. You can leave both off and still use non-media features. Durna Ludo does not record live voice, video or calls.

If someone cannot join

  • Check that the invitation link is complete and the room still has space. Ask the host for a current invitation if the old one is unavailable.
  • Read the reason shown by the game: sign-in, room availability and entry requirements are different issues. Online private rooms need a connection even if the app is installed.
  • Share error details with support if needed, but never publish private invitation links, passwords or sign-in tokens.

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