Kalah

Kalah is a two-player strategy game also known as Mancala. It originated in Africa and is played on a board with small bowls or pits arranged in a row. Each player has a set of bowls on their side of the board, and the objective of the game is to capture more seeds (or stones) than the opponent.

The game starts with a number of seeds (usually 4-6) placed in each bowl. Players take turns selecting a bowl on their side of the board and sowing the seeds in a counter-clockwise direction, dropping one seed in each bowl until they run out. If the final seed is placed in an empty bowl on the player's side, they capture all the seeds in the bowl directly opposite. The game ends when all the bowls on one side of the board are empty, and the player with the most seeds in their "store" (a large bowl at the end of the row) wins.

Kalah is a simple but highly strategic game that requires careful planning and strategy to outmaneuver the opponent. It is a popular pastime in many countries around the world and can be played with a physical board or online on https://danigta.de/games/kalaha/