Mancala
Board
5 Million+ installs
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- CategoryBoard
- PlatformAndroid
- DeveloperAppOn Innovate
- In-app PurchasesYes
- Installs5 Million+
- Updated2026-08-04
- Size15 M
- Version11.1
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Editor's Review
Developed by AppOn Innovate, Mancala is a board game available on Google Play. Its store tagline reads: "Mancala Madness: a classic game of strategy! Play offline or online." With 5 Million+ installs on Google Play, it holds an average rating of 4.1 from 49K user ratings. The latest version (11.1) was released on 2026-08-04, so the game is still being actively updated. Good to know: it offers optional in-app purchases and needs about 15 MB of storage.
How To Play?
Exclusive multiplayer feature
Interactive Tutorials
Study different strategies
Two Player offline mode
Google Play
Description
Mancala, one of the oldest African traditional indoor game, is available for your mobile.
This game is also famous by the name of “Congkak”, “Sowing”.
Get this classic Mancala game with exclusive board to play with your friends Offline as well as Online. Mancala will improve your fun experience via available exciting boards.
Mancala is available with very interactive self-learning tutorials. You can learn the best strategies via mini games.
Features:
• Exclusive multiplayer feature
• Beautiful boards
• Interactive Tutorials
• Study different strategies.
• Two Player offline mode
Game play: - Collect maximum beans in your Mancala than your opponent to win the game.
Now Mancala is available with special Christmas theme and new Christmas boards are available. Merry Christmas to you all!
The name "Mancala" itself comes from the Arabic word naqala, which means "to move," but the game goes by hundreds of different names depending on the region and the specific ruleset. Some of the more well-known names include:
Africa:
Oware (Ghana, Nigeria, and other parts of West Africa, as well as the Caribbean)
Ayoayo (Yoruba people of Nigeria)
Bao (Tanzania, Kenya, and East Africa)
Omweso (Uganda)
Gebeta (Ethiopia and Eritrea)
Wari (Barbados)
Asia:
Sungka (Philippines)
Congkak (Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore, and Brunei)
Pallanguzhi (Tamil Nadu, India)
Toguz Korgool (Kyrgyzstan)
Toguz Kumalak (Kazakhstan)
Middle East:
Mangala (Turkey)
Hawalis (Oman)
Sahar (Yemen)
Europe and the Americas:
Kalah (A modern, simplified version popular in the Western world)
Bohnenspiel (Estonia and Germany)
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