Queah space

Queah spaceQueah is a game from the Queah Tribe of Liberia. In this game of diagonals and strategic placement, the opposing sides are traditionally called "men" and "women." The trick is that when a peg is captured by a traditional short jump, another peg can be entered onto the board in the following turn. Eventually, a player's stock of reserve pegs will be depleted, and one player will succeed in capturing all opposing pegs.

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It's a typical two-phase 3-in-a-row game

Jarmo also includes a promotion of pieces with greater movement potential (like a King in Checkers) and when the game ends

in that approaching an opponent's piece

The objective is to form three-in-row patterns on the board

Cardboard is a family game where each of the 66 cards represents a space of a game board

after a die roll with no playable options

The tigers begin to attack immediately

to a sophisticated "Hyena" game played by adults which introduces luck tokens and can have a spiral of up to 80 or more spaces

The race starts at North

Pikemen and more are in your control

But the dux cannot be captured