Ludo Ninja | HTML5 Game with AI and Local Multiplayer

Ludo Ninja is a responsive HTML5 Ludo game built with HTML, CSS, and vanilla JavaScript. It supports 2-player and 4-player matches, AI opponents, and local pass-and-play multiplayer. The game also includes animated legal-token guidance, browser text-to-speech, music, sound effects, saved matches, and optional PWA installation.

The game board follows standard clockwise movement and includes color-specific opening squares, directional start arrows, protected star stops, and proper home-lane entry with an exact finishing roll. Same-color token stacks use clear count badges instead of overlapping pawns.

The responsive interface is optimized for desktop, tablet, and mobile devices. On smaller screens, the board adjusts to the available width, legal-token touch targets become larger, four-player cards wrap into two columns, and all game dialogs remain within the viewport.

Key Features

• Responsive HTML5 Canvas game
• 2-player and 4-player game modes
• Built-in AI opponent mode
• Local pass-and-play multiplayer
• Standard clockwise token movement
• Color-specific token opening positions
• Clear directional start arrows
• Protected opening squares and star stops
• Color-specific home-lane entry
• Exact-roll finishing system
• Four-token victory condition
• Clean stacked-token count badges
• Responsive game dialogs and menus
• Animated current-turn player card
• Glowing and bouncing legal-token guidance
• Larger touch targets on mobile devices
• Two-column mobile layout for four players
• Browser text-to-speech turn announcements
• Background music and sound effects
• Optional device vibration
• Saved player names and game settings
• Saved active matches
• Optional PWA installation
• Cached offline gameplay
• Easy configuration through assets/content.js
• No database required
• No build tools required
• Complete HTML documentation
• Troubleshooting and FAQ sections included

Important Information

This package includes AI gameplay and local pass-and-play multiplayer on a single device. It does not include internet matchmaking, server-side user accounts, online rooms, or real-time online multiplayer.