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Ludo has many regional variations with unique rules and board designs. For example, the Indian version of Ludo, known as “Parcheesi,” features a cross-shaped board and allows players to capture opponents’ tokens by landing on the same space. Other variations include “Sorry!” in the United States and “Mensch ärgere dich nicht” in Germany, each with its own set of rules and cultural significance.