Legal

Legal centre

The rules, promises and credits behind Ludo Fighters, in one place. Short where we can be, specific where it matters, and written so you don't need a lawyer to read them.

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In plain words

  • Play offline against Lumi AI or with friends on one phone, or online in Online squads. No ads and no purchases.
  • Offline, the game keeps your settings and match setup on your phone only. Online squads use a guest account with a callsign and no email, which you can delete in the game.
  • This website sets no tracking cookies and runs no analytics.
  • Online play has no typed chat, only fixed callouts. You can report or block any player.

This summary helps you find your way; the full text below is what applies.

On this page
  1. 01Every policy
  2. 02Which page answers what
  3. 03What applies today, and what comes later
  4. 04Who stands behind these policies
  5. 05Questions, requests and reports
  6. 06Changes and dates

01Every policy

Six pages cover the game and this website. Each one opens with a short summary, then gives the full text.

02Which page answers what

Not sure where to look? Start from your question.

Which policy answers which question
Your questionRead this
What am I allowed to do with the game?Terms of use
Does the game collect anything about me?Privacy policy
Does this website track me?Cookie policy
Is cheating or modding allowed?Fair play rules
Is it suitable for my child?Parents' guide
Who made the sounds and fonts?Credits & licences

03What applies today, and what comes later

Ludo Fighters is coming soon to Google Play and the App Store. It plays offline (Play vs Lumi AI, Custom match and Pass & play, where friends share one phone) and online in Online squads, where players on different phones join one match.

Online squads use a guest account with a callsign and no email or password. Talking is by fixed callouts only, with no typed chat, and you can report or block any player. The privacy policy lists exactly what our servers keep and how to delete it, and the fair play rules cover how players treat each other. When we add anything new, such as friends or ranked play, these pages will be updated first, with a new date at the top.

04Who stands behind these policies

Ludo Fighters is developed and published by Lacspace Corporation Pvt Ltd (“Lacspace”, “we”, “us”), a software company. Lacspace is responsible for the game, this website and every promise made on these pages. Our details are in the box at the end of this page.

“Ludo” is a traditional board game that nobody owns. What belongs to us is our own take on it: the Ludo Fighters name, the soldiers, the battlefields, the music and the software.

05Questions, requests and reports

One address handles all of it: support, privacy requests, fair play reports and questions about these pages. Write to info@lacspace.com and tell us which page your question is about.

  • Privacy requests: put “Privacy” in the subject line.
  • Fair play reports: put “Fair play” in the subject line.
  • Press and partnerships go to the business address on our contact page.

06Changes and dates

All of these pages were last updated on 8 November 2026, and each shows its own date at the top. When we change a policy in a way that matters to you, we will change that date and explain what is new. If a translation of any policy is ever published, the English version is the one that applies if the two differ.

The company behind the game

Ludo Fighters is developed and published by Lacspace Corporation Pvt Ltd (“Lacspace”), a software company. The game is designed and built in-house by the Lacspace team.

Company
Lacspace Corporation Pvt Ltd
Players and support
info@lacspace.com
Press and business
business@lacspace.com

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