Konane african

Konane africanKonane is an ancient two player strategy board game from Hawaii. Before contact with Europeans, the game was played using small pieces of white coral and black lava on a large carved rock which doubled as both board and table. The Pu'uhonua o H'naunau National Historical Park features one of these ancient stone game boards. Konane is sometimes called "Hawaiian Checkers," but aside from jumping captures, there is almost no resemblance. Konane does have

who joins up with either side when captured

Deploy your warships to the battle coordinates

A deep abstract game

which can have as much as three times this many spaces

A very unique and fun game with plenty of replayability

"El-quirkat" had become very popular

An alternative to the traditional Tic-Tac-Toe

but either of the two players may place

Today it's seen a renewed popularity

Placing pieces to form a row of three will win

The first of the Battlefield series

" but aside from jumping captures