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Ampe, Oware, Dame and 30-odd more childhood games from Ghana, rebuilt in 3D
A careful, free way to keep a set of street games alive, and a good example of a no-email account built on a recovery key.
Ghana Street Games collects 35 games from Ghanaian childhoods, among them Ampe, Oware, Dame, bottle-cap floor football and Four Corners, and renders them as small 3D arcade pieces. Play against the computer at three levels, pass one device between up to four people, or open a private room friends join by code. No email is needed: you pick a nickname and keep a recovery key. It is free, needs WebGL, and analytics stay off unless you turn them on.
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