산울타리 루도 소개
Hedgerow Ludo is the classic dice race game, played on a cross-shaped board laid out in a summer hedgerow. You are Clover the rabbit with the blue pieces in the bottom-left burrow. Fennel the fox plays orange, Moss the frog plays green and Sorrel the wren plays gold, and every family's pieces have their own ears, eyes or tuft, so you can tell them apart by shape as well as colour.
Every turn you roll two dice and move a piece with each, or one piece with both, so every roll is a real choice: run ahead, build a block, hide on a flower or pounce on a rival. Play one-on-one or with up to four at once. Each other family can be the computer or a friend sharing your screen, and the computer plays Easy, which takes chances, or Hard, which weighs both dice together for captures, safety and danger from the pieces behind. A full game uses four pieces each; a quick game uses two. Your game is saved as you go, so you can close the page and carry on later.
게임 방법
- Each family starts with one piece on its coloured start square and the rest in its burrow. Tap the dice to roll both. Each die moves one piece that many squares clockwise round the board, and you can use both dice on the same piece. A die showing 6 can bring a new piece out of the burrow instead.
- Glowing pieces can move and the shaded circles show where they would land; a red circle means a capture. Tap a piece to move it. When both dice fit that piece, tap the circle where it should land.
- Land exactly on a square with a single rival piece to send it back to its burrow. The flower squares and every start square are safe: nobody can be sent back from there. Two of your pieces on the same square make a block that no rival can pass or land on.
- Doubles give you another roll, but three doubles in a row lose your turn. Sending a rival back or bringing a piece home also earns another roll. After going all the way round, a piece turns up its own coloured lane and needs the exact number to reach the home in the middle. The first family with every piece home wins, and the others play on for second and third place.
- You score 50 for every piece you send back and 25 for every piece you bring home. Winning scores 1000 plus 100 for every rival piece not yet home; second place scores 400 and third 150. Points are doubled against the Hard computer. You have three hearts: finishing last or giving up a game you have started costs one, a win gives one back, and the game is over when the last heart is gone.
조작법
- 키보드
- Click the dice or press Space or Enter to roll. Click a glowing piece to move it, then click its landing circle if both dice fit. Or press the arrow keys or Tab to step through every possible move, numbered on the board, and Space or Enter to make it, or press its number. During the computer's turn, Space speeds it up. N starts a new game with different players.
- 터치
- Tap the dice, or anywhere on the board, to roll. Tap a glowing piece to move it; when both dice fit it, tap the circle where it should land. When only one move is possible it is made for you. Tap during the computer's turn to speed it up. Tap New game to change the number of players, who plays each colour, the computer level or the number of pieces.
팁
- Think about both dice together: a 6 can bring a new piece out while the other die moves a runner, or both dice can carry one piece past danger in a single turn.
- Stop on a flower square when a rival is up to six squares behind you. With two dice a rival can reach up to twelve squares, so a piece sitting just out of range is never fully safe.
- Use one die to land a second piece next to the first and make a block right in front of a rival. It cannot get past until you move one of them.
- Keep several pieces in play. A single runner leaves you with no good choice for most rolls, and a piece waiting in its home lane may need an exact number.
