Frequently Asked Questions

Why did you do this?

Why does anyone do anything, I though it would be fun and it turns out it is!

Where do you get the actual tiles?

The best option is to make them yourself, we have a template for 3d printing availble and are working on a lasercut version. You could also easily just cut the correct shape out of a piece of cardboard and write instructions on it. If you need, find a friend with a 3d printer and ask them to play the game with you!

Who won the first ever game of Ludicrosity?

Harper Doss on July 30, 2025 (see picture evidence ➡️)

How many people can play the game at once?

You need at least 2 players. We've played with 4, but you could probably play with more. It will probably get unwieldy at some point.

How long does a typical game take?

Sometimes the game ends in 5 minutes, and sometime it take a while, that's part of the fun!

How do you track points?

I think it works best to use a tracker, I am develoing one right now. It's a pain to use pencil and paper because you are always adding and subtracting numbers, but it works.

Can the path branch or split?

Yes, it can split into as many new directions as you can imagine. All of the paths return to Start when you pass the end.

What happens if multiple people reach 5 points on the same turn?

Not an issue, because someone hits 5 before everyone else.

Who decides if a tile power is unclear?

Basically everyone at the table discusses how they think it should be implemented, if you can't come to consensus, vote. If there is a tie, duel with dice to determine which side wins.

How do you know what tiles to bring if everyone contributes different ones?

Bring the tiles you like, each player needs to have 11 tiles, either their own or someone else's. You simply need at least one +1, -1, turn, and blank.

What if someone doesn't have the required tile types?

Sharing is caring.

Are we there yet?

Damnit, stop asking that or I will turn this website around!