The next LagosLife house visit does not have to stop at admiring the sofa. On 2 November, creator Shalom Rayhamen announced that hosts could invite people over, tap the dice-marked Play control and play Whot, Ludo or Ayo with the people in the house. [1]
The announced route is short
- Bring the group into the same house.
- Find the dice-marked Play control.
- Choose Whot, Ludo or Ayo from the available options.
Those are the steps described by the creator, who credits feedback from @lodestonehq and @fw_femi. The post does not publish a participant limit, entry fee, stake requirement or prize. Read the game’s own next screen for those details rather than assuming every guest joins the same round automatically. [1]
Give the visit a small plan
Our suggestion: agree on one game before inviting the whole group, then let the host open it while everyone checks whether the same session appears. A first round with a few people makes it easier to tell who has arrived, who is still looking for the control and whose turn is next. This is a way to organise a visit, not a tested workaround.
It also gives the quieter guest something to do. Instead of standing in a decorated room waiting for a conversation, the group has turns, decisions and a reason to react to one another. The house becomes a venue for an activity rather than simply the subject of a tour.
The Play control and decorative furniture
The announcement names Whot, Ludo and Ayo. It does not say that owning a decorative game table is required, or that a pool table activates these three games. If a friend sends you a house screenshot, ask which control they used; a piece of furniture and a multiplayer menu are not the same evidence.
If the option is missing, save the current location and the screen you see before making a support report. A useful report identifies whether the problem is finding Play, opening a game or joining another person’s round. The original post and the official Wiki are linked below so you can compare the instructions with the current interface.
