Ludo
Roll a 6 to bring a token out, race all four home, and knock your opponent's tokens back to their yard on the way. A two-player game: you against the person you're talking to.
- With your call partner
- Solo vs bot
Play Games with Strangers While You Talk
Get matched with a random stranger by voice, then start a game of Ludo, UNO, Battleship, Tetris or Sudoku together and keep talking while you play. Free, anonymous, no signup.
No signup · games are free · works on any phone or browser
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How Games Work in a Call
- Step 1
Get matched
Tap Start Talking and allow your microphone. You're connected to a random stranger in seconds.
- Step 2
Invite them to a game
Open Games, pick one and tap Invite. Their screen shows "Your call partner wants to play" with Accept and Decline.
- Step 3
Play and keep talking
The game opens for both of you while the voice call keeps running. Skip whenever you like.
The other person can say no. If they do, you can play the same game on your own, or skip and ask the next person you meet.
The Games
Five games, all free and all played in the browser — nothing to download. Every game can be played with the person you're talking to or on your own. For how this compares with apps like Yalla Ludo, Ludo King and Plato, see our comparison of apps to play games with strangers.
UNO
Match the color or number and be the first to empty your hand. Hit UNO! when you're down to one card.
- With your call partner
- Solo vs bot
Battleship
Place your fleet, then take turns firing into each other's waters. Sink the whole fleet to win.
- With your call partner
- Solo vs bot
Tetris
Stack the falling pieces and clear full lines. Against your call partner it's a two-minute race for the higher score.
- With your call partner
- Solo
Sudoku
Fill the 6×6 grid so every row, column and box holds 1–6. With your call partner you race on a shared board: +10 for a correct number, −5 for a wrong one.
- With your call partner
- Solo
Why Play During a Conversation
The hardest part of talking to a stranger is the first minute. A game gives you both something to react to, so the conversation doesn't depend on finding a topic. If you're practicing English, a game is full of easy, natural things to say — "your turn", "nice move", "that's not fair" — without the pressure of a long answer. See our guide to practicing English with strangers.
Play with a Friend Instead
Not in a call? Open Games, pick one and tap Invite to get a private link. When your friend opens it, you're connected by voice and the game starts on both screens. No account needed for either of you.
Same Rules as Every Call
- 18+ only
- Calls are peer-to-peer and never recorded
- Skip anyone instantly, mid-game or not
- One-tap reporting in any active call
See the safety page for how reporting works and how many reports and bans we handle each month.
Common Questions
Can I play Ludo with strangers online?
Yes. On Random Talker you're matched with a random stranger by voice, and once you're connected you can invite them to a two-player game of Ludo. If they decline, you can play Ludo against a bot or skip to someone new.
Are the games free?
Yes. All five games — Ludo, UNO, Battleship, Tetris and Sudoku — are free to play, with no signup. An optional Premium plan adds priority matching and an ad-free experience; it doesn't unlock any games.
Do I need to download anything?
No. The games run in your browser on any phone or computer, inside the same page as your call.
Can I play with a friend instead of a stranger?
Yes. Pick a game while you're not in a call and tap Invite to get a private link. When your friend opens it, you're connected by voice and the game starts for both of you.
Can I play on my own?
Yes. Ludo, UNO and Battleship have a bot opponent, and Tetris and Sudoku can be played solo.