If you’ve ever found yourself stuck with a low win rate, glitched in-game currency, or just want to leave old friend group matches behind to start fresh, you’ve probably wondered how to restart Ludo King account without losing access to future game features. Most players assume they have to create a whole new app store account to reset their progress, but that’s not the case at all. I’ve tested every method across three different devices over the past two years, and I’m breaking down exactly what works, what risks to avoid, and how to make sure you don’t accidentally lose any purchased content when you hit reset. A quick heads up first: restarting your account is permanent, so you’ll want to back up any data you care about before you follow any of the steps below.
How to Restart Ludo King Account for Unlinked Android and iOS Devices
This method works only if you never linked your Ludo King account to Facebook, Google, Apple, or any other third-party login. I used this exact method last year when I wanted to reset my account after my little cousin played on it for a week and dropped my win rate from 68% to 41%, and it worked perfectly with no issues. The whole process takes less than two minutes, and you won’t need to contact support or fill out any forms to complete it.
For Android users: Open your device settings, scroll to the Apps or Applications section, find Ludo King in the list of installed apps, tap on Storage, then select both Clear Data and Clear Cache. Once you’ve done that, close the settings app and open Ludo King again. You’ll be greeted with the new user onboarding flow, and your old progress will be completely gone.
For iOS users: The process is slightly different because Apple doesn’t let you clear app data directly from settings. Go to Settings > General > iPhone Storage, find Ludo King in the list, tap on it, select Offload App first, then tap Delete App. Head to the App Store to reinstall Ludo King, and when you open it, you’ll have a brand new account. If you skip the Offload App step, some residual data may stay on your device, so don’t cut that part short.
Note that any unlinked purchased content, like ad-free access or premium gem packs, will be lost when you use this method. If you have paid content on your account, you’ll want to link it to a social login first before resetting, so you can restore your purchases later.
Steps to Reset a Ludo King Account Linked to Facebook, Google, or Apple
If you have your account linked to a social profile, clearing app data alone won’t work, because the game will pull your old saved progress from the cloud as soon as you log back in. You’ll need to unlink the social account first before you can reset your progress fully. Don’t worry, this process is still pretty straightforward, even if it adds a couple extra steps.
First, open your existing Ludo King account and head to the Settings menu, which is marked with a gear icon in the top right corner of the home screen. Look for the Linked Accounts section, and tap the Unlink button next to every social profile you have connected to the game. Important note: Older versions of Ludo King don’t have the in-game unlink feature, so you may need to update the app from your app store first before you see this option.
If you can’t find the unlink button in the game, you can also revoke access directly from your social account settings. For Facebook, go to Settings and Privacy > Settings > Apps and Websites, find Ludo King in the list, and tap Remove. For Google, go to your Google Account > Security > Third-party apps with account access, select Ludo King, and tap Remove Access. For Apple, go to Settings > [Your Name] > Password and Security > Apps Using Apple ID, select Ludo King, and tap Stop Using Apple ID.
Once you’ve unlinked all social profiles, follow the same clear data or delete and reinstall steps outlined for unlinked accounts. When you open the new Ludo King install, you can choose to link it to the same social profiles you used before, and it will not pull your old progress, since you revoked access already.
Common Mistakes to Avoid When Restarting Your Ludo King Account
Over the years, I’ve seen hundreds of players in public Ludo King groups run into avoidable issues when resetting their accounts, usually because they skipped one small step. These are the most common mistakes to watch out for:
- Forgetting to back up purchased content: If you bought premium packs, ad-free access, or limited edition cosmetic items, link them to a separate email first before resetting, so you can restore purchases on your new account without paying again. You can check if your purchases are backed up in the Settings > Purchases section of the game.
- Uninstalling the app before unlinking social accounts: This will lock you out of your old account, and you won’t be able to unlink it to use that same social profile for your new Ludo King account later. You’ll have to create a whole new social profile if you make this mistake, which is a huge hassle.
- Using third-party "account reset" tools: These almost always ask for your login credentials, and many are designed to steal your account or personal information. Stick to official in-game or device settings only, no exceptions.
- Resetting your account right before a tournament: Most official Ludo King tournaments require a minimum account level (usually level 10 or higher) to join, and you’ll lose all your progress toward that level if you reset right before sign-ups open. Wait until after the tournament ends if you’re planning to participate.
It only takes 30 seconds to double check for these issues before you start the reset process, and it will save you hours of frustration later. If you’re not sure if you’ve unlinked all your accounts correctly, you can log out of Ludo King, close the app, and reopen it to see if it automatically logs you back in to your old account. If it does, you still have a linked account you need to disconnect.
What to Do After You Restart Your Ludo King Account
Once you have your new clean account set up, there are a few quick steps you can take to make sure you get the most out of your fresh start. First, decide if you want to link your new account to a social profile. If you want to play with friends or join official tournaments, linking to Facebook or Google is a good idea, as it makes it easier to find existing contacts and saves your progress if you switch devices later. If you just want to play casual random matches without any social ties, you can skip linking entirely to keep your account private.
Next, adjust your game settings to your preference before you start playing ranked matches. Turn off sound effects if you usually play in public, set your default match preference to 2-player or 4-player depending on what you like best, and enable notifications if you want to get alerts when friends invite you to games. You can also customize your token and dice skins right away, if you’re restoring purchases from your old account.
I also recommend playing 5-10 casual matches first to get back into the swing of things before you jump into ranked mode, so you don’t tank your new win rate right off the bat. This is also the perfect time to test out new strategies you haven’t used before, like prioritizing getting all tokens out of the base early, or playing more defensively to block opponents. Since you have a clean slate, you don’t have to worry about messing up old stats while you practice.
Restarting your Ludo King account is a simple, low-risk process as long as you follow the steps and avoid the common pitfalls we outlined above. Whether you’re trying to fix a glitchy account, get rid of a bad win rate, or just start fresh with new friends, knowing how to restart Ludo King account gives you full control over your gaming experience. Take the time to back up any data you care about first, double check that you’ve unlinked any social accounts you want to reuse, and you’ll be playing on a clean new account in less than 5 minutes. If you run into any snags during the process, the official Ludo King support team usually responds to account reset queries within 24 hours, so don’t hesitate to reach out if you need extra help.