Mancala. 5.1

Mancala is a traditional board game that involves moving stones or seeds around a series of pits on a board. The objective is to collect the most seeds in your store.

Mancala is typically played by two players.

Players take turns picking up all the stones from one of their pits and distributing them one by one into subsequent pits, with the aim of collecting as many stones as possible in their store.

Yes, Mancala is suitable for children, as it helps develop strategic thinking and counting skills.

Mancala has ancient origins and is believed to have originated in Africa before spreading to the Middle East and Asia.

Mancala can be played using a wooden board with pits and small stones or seeds, though there are many modern variations made from different materials.

Yes, there are various online platforms and mobile apps where you can play Mancala against other players or computer opponents.

Yes, there are many variations of Mancala, including Kalah, Oware, and Congkak, each with unique rules and board designs.

A game of Mancala usually lasts between 15 to 30 minutes, depending on the players' strategies.

Mancala is recommended for ages 6 and up due to its strategic elements.