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# Road Map

### Current Status :

Ludo Cities has completed its core development phase and is already live across multiple platforms. Key achievements include:

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#### Live on Google Play Store (Android)

The game is publicly available and fully playable on Android devices.
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#### Multi-Platform Support

Ludo Cities currently supports Android, iOS, Play Solana, and Seeker Phone, enabling a unified cross-platform experience.
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#### Integrated With Solana Testnet

The Web3 layer, including rewards and blockchain-backed gameplay, is running on the Solana Test Network for beta and QA testing.
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#### [Launch on Solana Mainnet](https://jup.ag/tokens/JSXWEi4ZXJkrkqWQg4UjUPzpmpYYFxzLmBuADh5cyai)

$LUDC token is live on the mainnet.\
CA : [JSXWEi4ZXJkrkqWQg4UjUPzpmpYYFxzLmBuADh5cyai](https://jup.ag/tokens/JSXWEi4ZXJkrkqWQg4UjUPzpmpYYFxzLmBuADh5cyai)
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***

### Upcoming Milestones

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#### December 2025 — Launch on Seeker Phone

Optimized build for Seeker Phone with native wallet integration and seamless on-chain interactions.
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#### January 2026 — Launch on Web

Play Ludo Cities directly in your browser with this update.
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#### January 2026 — Launch on Play Solana Console

Console release with matchmaking, PvP, and integrated Solana wallet support for living-room gameplay.
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#### June 2026 — City NFT Sale Goes Live

The first official sale of Ludo City NFTs, unlocking revenue-sharing for owners, city upgrades, hosting of tournaments, and long-term ecosystem participation.
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