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Pros: Follows traditional ruleset.

Cons: Lacks wider platform support.

Pros: Game is faithful to the original board game. Allows solo and local co-op. Good layout. Challenging gameplay.

Cons: No multiplayer option. Crashes or freezes frequently. Unresponsive technical support.

Pros: Classic Ludo gameplay. Easy to pick up. Multiple boards and game modes. Supports up to six players.

Cons: No online multiplayer option. Board rotation each turn can feel dizzying.

Pros: Five different games to play. Smooth animated graphics.

Cons: Only compatible with Windows 10. Gets repetitive very quickly.

Pros: Excellent 3D graphics. Nice choice of chess pieces.

Cons: Prone to bugs.

Pros: Intentionally bad physics. Offers a variety of weapons.

Cons: Not all VR headsets supported. No enemies in the game.

Pros: Play a game how YOU want. Good amount of potential. Versatile means of searching.

Cons: Locating correct value could be time consuming. Not possible to change all aspects of the game.

Pros: Has timed goals to shoot for. The paid version has 10 tile sets. The game has HD 1080p graphics. There 300 boards to choose from.

Cons: The music repeats over and over without changing tracks. May need repeated tries to get it to load. Takes an overly long time to load the game. The trial version is too short.

Pros: Especially strong for managing and training chess opening repertoires..

Cons: The program is a tool which doesn't teach openings on its own. It is the users’ task to create or import his repertoire in order to use it..