Ludo Sort is a unique multiplayer board game developed using Unity and is available on the Apple App Store. This opportunity involves acquiring the full project, including the Unity source code and brand assets. The game features multilingual support in Arabic and English, options for online multiplayer matches with two or four players, private rooms, and a play-against-the-computer mode. It also includes friends and team modes, in-game text chat with emoji support, voice chat in certain private rooms, collectible items like dice and avatar frames, and offers daily rewards, in-app purchases, and the option for rewarded advertising.
The game's infrastructure utilizes Unity, Unity Gaming Services, and Cloudflare, and integrates with Google AdMob, Firebase/Google Analytics, and RevenueCat. However, operational requirements include third-party services, ongoing maintenance, and account configuration, as personal developer accounts are not part of the acquisition.
Launched in October 2026, the game has yet to generate revenue and has recorded only three initial downloads from Apple by the end of October 2026, though this reflects past performance and not future potential. The financial details such as operating expenses have not been fully documented.
The acquisition includes the original game source and brand assets, but only covers the iOS version, as there's no claim regarding the Android release. The app's transfer depends on Apple’s eligibility criteria and a successful transfer process. Post-sale support and unresolved issues will be clarified during buyer due diligence, and further enhancements made locally are not yet part of the App Store version, needing new build verification.
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