Magic Awale - Oware - Awari

This game is thousands of years old and is played in many parts of Africa and Asia. Certain rules of the game, such as the solidarity rule, which obliges you to feed your opponent when he's hungry and forbids you to starve your opponent, demonstrate the spirit of sharing that animated the creators of this game of reflection. Sharing does not mean not winning, as this is one of the aims of the game: to win more seeds than your opponent, but to win without destroying the other player, always giving him the means to continue the game, as there is no longer any game once you have killed your opponent.



The game of awalé has several variants and different names depending on the region: wôli or wali (Bamanan or Bambara in Mali), adi (Ewes in Ghana), aji (Benin), awalé (Ivory Coast), awari, awélé (Ivory Coast and Ghana), ayo (Yoruba in Nigeria), wure (Wolof in Senegal), ouril, uril (Cape Verde), oware or owaré (Akan in Ghana), Sija (in Chad), wéri among the Tagbana in Côte d'Ivoire, wari (Caribbean), kay or hoyito (Hispaniola) or "igisoro" (Rwanda), Mancala. ..



Magic Awalé presents awalé in a new light, more modern, more fun, more magical!