Game Night FAQ

Yes — Game Night is free on Google Play, with no in-app purchases and no subscription. It shows non-personalised interstitial ads between games: never on app launch and never mid-turn. Ludo and Truth or Dare pass-and-play are ad-free; Tic Tac Toe pass-and-play shows an ad every second round. Invite a friend with your code to get 7 days ad-free (up to 12 redemptions a year).

Yes. Every way to play Ludo works without the internet: solo against 1–3 AI opponents, pass-and-play on one phone, Bluetooth with friends in the same room, or the same Wi-Fi network. Online play with codes over the internet is not in the app yet.

Pick one of three modes in the Friends tab. (1) Pass & Play — one phone, passed round the table. (2) Bluetooth via Google Nearby Connections — phones in the same room find each other automatically, no internet needed. (3) Same Wi-Fi — the host shows a QR code or address and friends on the same network scan it to join. There is no internet (online) mode in this version.

Yes — Game Night is content-rated Everyone, and its ads are child-directed, non-personalised and G-rated. A one-time, neutral birth-year question gates the grown-up parts: chat and Bluetooth play need 13+ (Bluetooth needs Android's location permission), the Hard Truth or Dare pack needs 13+ and Romantic needs 16+. Chat only exists inside Bluetooth and Wi-Fi rooms and is filtered for blocked words.

The app is in English, and Truth or Dare prompts come in both English and Urdu. The Play Store listing is translated for Urdu, Hindi, Arabic, Spanish, Portuguese-BR and Indonesian. We sprinkle Hinglish and Roman Urdu in descriptions because users often search that way ("ludo khelo", "sach ya jurrat").

Almost nothing, and nothing that identifies you by name: there is no account and we never ask for your email. Google AdMob collects the Advertising ID and diagnostics to serve ads. Roll history, settings and game state stay on your phone. In Bluetooth and Wi-Fi rooms, your display name, moves and chat travel only between the phones in that room. See our privacy policy for the full disclosure.

No. There is no signup, no email, no password, no social login. Install the app and start playing. The first thing you see is the home hub, not a sign-in screen.

Around 10–15 MB on most phones. The bundle uploaded to Play is larger, but Android App Bundles mean your device only downloads the parts it needs, and we strip unused assets.

Board games, tabletop RPGs and settling arguments. Roll 1 to 12 dice at once, from D4 to D20, add a modifier, and switch roll modes. Roll history lets you scroll back through last Sunday's table, and a home-screen widget and Quick Settings tile let you roll without opening the app.

Yes, if you pick the right pack — each of the six packs has an age label. Friendly (6+), Funny (8+), Classroom (8+) and Cousins (10+) are for kids and families; Hard (13+) and Romantic (16+) are locked behind the birth-year question. Parents can edit the prompts, and the app defaults to Friendly.

A widget that rolls dice when you tap it — handy for board games or quick decisions. There's also a Quick Settings tile (in the pull-down shade) so you can roll without opening the app.

Not yet — Game Night is Android-only today. It is built with Flutter, so an iOS port is possible, but the Apple Developer Program costs $99/year and we'd rather fund it from Android revenue first. Follow the blog for updates.

Nothing to cancel — there's no subscription. If you uninstall, local roll history and saved wheel lists go with the app (we don't sync to the cloud). Reinstall and you start fresh; that's intentional, so we never touch your data after you remove the app.

Email asadtechlead@gmail.com with your device model, Android version, and what happened. Bugs get a real reply, usually within 24 hours during the working week.