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• 48 stones with individual animation
• To populate the board, stones are selected at random from a pool of 13 types
• 4 computer player modes
• 2-person mode (same computer)
• Different tones for a new turn (or turn tones off)
• Choose which player gets remaining stones
• Decide which player goes first
• Popup boxes with rules and a brief history
• 30-day evaluation

• A pool of 26 stone types
• A learning option: shows numerical totals for cups

The screen shots page includes a comparison between the shareware and registered versions.
 

For the PC, the game runs fine on all my Windows computers, the slowest and oldest being a Pentium 200 MHz (with Windows 95).

For the Mac, it runs fine on my G4 450 MHz in OS 9.2, and since the game plays okay on a 200 MHz PC, a G3 should handle the game. The OS 10.x version is native and runs well on my G4.

For either computer type, the game takes up 640 by 440 pixels of screen space. I'd recommend a display with millions of colors. (The more relative space the game occupies on your screen and the more colors displayed, the prettier the stones look.)

Mac Sit for OS 8.x-9.x 294K download

Mac Sit for OS 10.x 545K download

Each sit includes the Mac game file
and a readme.

QUESTIONS
If you have any questions about mancala not covered by this page, the screen shots, or the notes, please contact me.

Or you can send $5 to my address below. Please note that checks--which should be made out to "Chet Gottfried"--will require time to clear before I email URL and password.

Chet Gottfried
619 Cricklewood Dr
State College, PA 16803