Oware & Mancala

Play Oware/Mancala games against your phone or use your phone as a board. Play Oware or Kalah (Mancala) on your phone. Single player against the phone computer (easy, medium or hard), or two players on the phone screen supported. This game does not have fancy graphics and rather focus on gameplay, which also means the download size is tiny. Oware is the oldest board game still generally being played today. This game is also known as Ayò, Awalé, Wari, Ouri, Ouril, Uril, Warri, Adji, Awélé, Awari and some other names depending on where you live. This game follows the abapa ruleset. If you do not know Oware, please read the instructions before playing. Kalah, also sometimes called Mancala, is an easier game played with three seeds or marbles in each house and where multiple moves by each side is possible. This is the most common version of the game rules in the USA. For playing against the computer, the hard level for Oware is significantly harder than the hard level for Kalah.