Awale - Oware - Awele
A West African strategy game
Known as Awale, Ayo, or Oware, Awale is a two-player game belonging to the Mancala family, sharing similarities with East African games like Omweso, Bao, and Igisoro.
Awale uses a board with eight holes per player and 64 playing pieces (seeds or stones).
Each player's territory consists of the row of holes closest to them.
The objective is to capture the opponent's pieces, aiming for a complete or partial takeover to end the game.
Other games in the Mancala family include Ayo, Kisoro, and Omweso.
It's believed that Mancala games originated in Ethiopia during the Aksumite Kingdom era.
Awale - Oware - Awele
A West African strategy game
Known as Awale, Ayo, or Oware, Awale is a two-player game belonging to the Mancala family, sharing similarities with East African games like Omweso, Bao, and Igisoro.
Awale uses a board with eight holes per player and 64 playing pieces (seeds or stones).
Each player's territory consists of the row of holes closest to them.
The objective is to capture the opponent's pieces, aiming for a complete or partial takeover to end the game.
Other games in the Mancala family include Ayo, Kisoro, and Omweso.
It's believed that Mancala games originated in Ethiopia during the Aksumite Kingdom era.
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BoardGameFanFun and challenging strategy game! Keeps me entertained for hours. -
StrategiespielerZiemlich kompliziert am Anfang. Aber wenn man es einmal verstanden hat, macht es Spaß.
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AmateurDeJeuxDeStratégieExcellent jeu de stratégie ! Très addictif et stimulant.
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JugadorDeJuegosDeMesaJuego de estrategia interesante, pero puede ser un poco difícil de aprender al principio.
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策略游戏爱好者很有挑战性的策略游戏，玩起来很过瘾！