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Dara hawaiianIn Nigeria, the Dakarkari people have played this two player board game for generations. It's also played by the Zarma in Niger, who call it "Dili." The objective is to form three in row patterns on the board, allowing you to remove an opponent's peg. It's a familiar goal, but with 12 pegs for each player, and 42 possible positions, many challenging strategies can be discovered. All moves are orthogonal, and there are restrictions on positioning

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A race game from the Moki and Hopi people of southwestern North America

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

Chance is a significant element in the game

and an alternate win condition that some players prefer

and the pattern of the board is very recognizable

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It's a simple looking puzzle game for two

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