Ludo Chess is a classic board game in which players need to move their pieces by rolling dice, and finally move all pieces to the end to win. This game is suitable for 2-4 people to play at the same time.

At the beginning of the game, players can choose their favorite pawn color and place four pawns at the starting position. Every time it is the player's turn to operate, the player needs to roll the dice, and the number of dice determines the number of pieces that can be moved. If the dice rolls a 6, the player can roll the dice again.

When moving chess pieces, players need to follow certain rules. For example, a player needs to move a piece to the starting position and confirm that he has rolled a 6 before moving the piece. During the progress of the chess piece, if two chess pieces meet in the same grid, the moved chess piece needs to return to the starting point and start again. Players need to skillfully use their own strategy and luck to move the pieces, and strive to move all the pieces to the end as soon as possible.

In the Ludo Chess game, there are also some special grids and props, such as safe grids, where players can temporarily stay on these grids without being attacked by other players; jumping props, which can directly jump over other chess pieces; and traps, which allow opponents The chess piece returns to the starting point. These special grids and props increase the fun and challenge of the game.

Players can check the scores of themselves and other players at any time, and adopt different strategies according to the situation. When all players have moved their pieces to the finish line, the player with the highest score will be the winner of the game.

Overall, Ludo Chess is a fun and engaging game that is easy to learn but requires strategic thinking and careful planning to win.