Ludo Fighters press kitEverything you need to write it up
Fact sheet, ready-to-paste descriptions, the logo and real screenshots from the game. Use them freely in coverage of Ludo Fighters. Questions go to the press desk.
Fact sheet
The facts, in one place
Only what is true today. If a line says not announced, please do not guess.
- Title
- Ludo Fighters
- Developer
- Lacspace (Lacspace Corporation Private Limited)
- Publisher
- Lacspace (Lacspace Corporation Private Limited)
- Based in
- Kathmandu, Nepal
- Genre
- Board game, casual strategy
- Platforms
- Android and iOS (iPhone; tablets work)
- Players
- 1 to 4: solo vs Lumi AI, or pass and play on one device
- Status
- In development. Coming soon to Google Play and the App Store
- Release date
- Not announced
- Price
- Not announced
- Website
- ludofighters.com
- Press contact
- business@lacspace.com
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squads
16
soldiers
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battlefields
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Lumi AI levels
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Descriptions, ready to paste
Short33 words
Ludo Fighters is Ludo reloaded: every piece is a cartoon soldier and every capture is a short gun fight. Four squads, four battlefields, Lumi AI opponents and pass and play on one phone.
Long215 words
Ludo Fighters keeps the Ludo everyone knows, the standard board, the 52-square track, the home lanes and the safe stars, and changes the one moment that always felt flat: the capture.
Land exactly on an enemy and your soldier stops one square short. Both soldiers raise their rifles, three shots ring out, and the enemy is knocked out, vanishes in a puff of smoke and respawns at its base. The whole fight takes about 1.3 seconds, and players can tap to skip it. Soldiers on a safe star carry a shield, so shots bounce off with a ricochet.
Four squads of four soldiers (Red, Green, Yellow and Blue) fight across four battlefields: Jungle, Desert, Snowfield and Night Ops. Players can take on Lumi AI, the game's computer opponent, on Easy, Normal or Hard, set up a custom match for 2 to 4 players, or pass one phone around with friends. House rules, from needing a 6 to leave base to playing with two dice, are switches in the menu.
The combat is cartoon only: no blood, no gore. The game uses real recorded sounds and battle music made in code. Ludo Fighters is developed and published by Lacspace, a software company registered in Nepal, and is coming soon to Google Play and the App Store.
Logo and icon
The helmet in the crosshair
A team-green helmet with a gold star, framed by brass crosshair ticks. Please do not recolour or stretch it.
Screenshots
Real screens from the game
Captured from the current build at 1206 x 2622. Tap any image to open the full-size file.
Getting it right
A few facts people get wrong
Please do
- Call the computer opponent "Lumi AI"
- Say "coming soon to Google Play and the App Store"
- Describe the combat as cartoon: knocked out, respawns
- Credit Lacspace as developer and publisher
Please don’t
- Quote a release date or price (none announced)
- Say online multiplayer is in the game (it is planned)
- Say the voice callouts are recorded (coming with launch)
- Describe it as gory or realistic
Press desk
Interviews, review questions, partnerships and anything for your story: write to business@lacspace.com. We read every message.
The company behind the game
Ludo Fighters is developed and published by Lacspace Corporation Private Limited (“Lacspace”), a software company registered in Nepal with the Office of the Company Registrar, Government of Nepal.
- Company registration no.
- 377566/82/83
- PAN (tax registration)
- 622468837
- Office
- Sinamangal, Kathmandu 44600, Nepal
- Contact
- info@lacspace.com
Ready for Ludo with a little more fire?
Ludo Fighters is coming soon to Android and iPhone. Read up on the rules now and be first in when the squads deploy.







