Naija Game Night
Five games people grow up with in Nigeria and Ghana, in one app: carved wooden boards, cloth backdrops from adire, isi agu, kente, aso-oke and akwete, and game night with family anywhere in the world.
- Ayò
- Okwe
- Oware
- Whot
- Ludo
Five favourites from home
Ayò
The seed game of the thinkers. Last seed makes 2 or 3 and you capture back along the row.
Okwe
Choose your town's capture rule, from “capture the fours” to the Igbo “opposite 1 or 3”.
Oware
International Abapa tournament rules.
Whot
Hold on, pick two, pick three, suspension, general market, and call a shape with the Whot 20.
Ludo
Roll a six to start, send opponents back to the yard, race home.
At the table or across time zones
Against the computer, or pass and play
Three computer strengths, or hand one phone round the table.
Online quick matches
Ratings for each game, played live (60 seconds a turn) or daily (24 hours a turn, with a notification when it's your move).
Private tables
Start a table, share the six-letter code, and up to four people play Whot or Ludo together, wherever they live.
Every game, mode and house rule is free
A short ad may play between matches, never during one. A one-time Patron purchase removes ads and unlocks every look. Coins are earned by playing and spent only on looks such as boards, cloths, seeds and card backs. They are never staked or bet, and nothing you buy changes who wins.
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