Oware and Mancala Adventures are both part of the Mancala family, but there are a few differences between the two games, such as:

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Oware

• The board is set up with two rows of six pits each and typically starts with four seeds per pit, for a total of 48 seeds.
• The main goal of Oware is to capture the most seeds by the end of the game.
• Players alternate picking up all seeds from one of their pits and placing them individually into subsequent pits in a counterclockwise direction.
• Should the last seed land in a pit that causes two or three seeds to be in that pit, those seeds are captured.
• The game proceeds until one player cannot move, and the opponent captures the remaining seeds.
• Oware involves strategic depth, requires players to think ahead and plan their moves carefully, and emphasizes strategy, skill, and foresight.

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Mancala Adventures

• The board follows a similar setup to Oware, with two rows of pits and a varying number of seeds, but the exact configuration can vary based on the specific variant or game mode.
• The game's main objective is to capture more seeds than the opponent, similar to Oware.
• Mancala Adventures includes digital enhancements like tutorials, in-game tips, and customizable boards.
• The game includes multiple difficulty levels and is designed to be more accessible and user-friendly, catering to a broader audience.
• The game offers various customization options for boards and stones, enhancing the visual and interactive experience. It also includes different game modes, such as tournaments and unique challenges.

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