Mancala
Mancala games have been very popular on the Commodore 64, which has seen more than twenty of them. (It must be added, though, that about half these games supported only 2-player mode, making them little more than electronic boards.) They have been popular on the Macintosh throughout the 90s. Since the mid-90s, there have been several for both DOS and Windows. Otherwise, Mancala games are few and far in between. I have only found one for any Atari platform (Awele for the ST), and this is one of the very few on the Amiga (the only other one I know is AMancala by Thorsten Koschinski, 1989–92).
In the same year, there was a collection called Gumbys Games
which contained five games, and some source code for Amos
programmers:
This Mancala may have been the one by Tower Software, or it may have been a different one. Personally, I believe the former, but I have no evidence whatsoever.
Excellent Card Gamesand
Serious Solitaire, now for Windows of course; there is no Mancala game in their program any more.
