Owari

[h1]A simple turn-based strategy game for two[/h1] Game itself is alright but the execution leaves some to be desired. [h1]Rules[/h1] Owari is one of the myriad of [i]Mancala[/i] games. In this version the rules are as follows: - Players in turn choose a pit on their row and move the stones in that pit counter-clockwise leaving one stone into each pit. - If the last pit has 2 or 3 stones in it (i.e. it had 1 or 2 before), those stones are captured and scored. In case of capture, if there are several of applicable pits in row before the last pit, those too will be captured. - First to 25 points wins. - Also somehow clearing your own row grants lots of points - the number of stones left on the table, maybe? That's simple enough. Also, there's a quick and easy to follow tutorial. [h1]AI and multiplayer[/h1] There's three AIs to fight. I lost to the Easy one on the first try but afterwards won all three in a row, so I doubt they are particularly optimized for challenge. You may also play local and online multiplayer. Online multiplayer match is required for one of the achievements: fortunately there's a guide to do this on your own (launching another game client and making tha…

Just like mancala, relaxing and free to play by yourself. Obs: pls add the fullscreen option.

Not like any mancala I've ever played and the multiplayer - which was the whole reason I bought it - doesn't work at all

Well, I can't play online with my friend, helloooo? help?

Great minimal implementation of this ancient game. There is no proper fullscreen support, but that doesn't hurt the game much. The hard AI definitely knows what it is doing, it is beatable but indeed quite hard (at least for me, took quite a few attempts to finally beat it). The only nitpick I have (besides the missing fullscreen support) is that you have no option to go second against the AI. You are forced to make the starting move in every match against the AI.

hey mr dev can you fix the multiplayer real fast