🪵 Strategize, stack, and win—where elegance meets brainpower!
Qawale is an award-winning abstract strategy board game featuring premium wooden pieces and a unique stone stacking mechanic. Designed for 2 players aged 8 and up, it combines quick 60-second learning with deep strategic play, making it perfect for both casual and competitive game nights.
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Item Weight | 1.1 Kilograms |
| Item Dimensions L x W | 11.02"L x 11.02"W |
| Theme | Abstract |
| Are Batteries Required | No |
| Material Type | Wood, Plastic |
| CPSIA Cautionary Statement | No Warning Applicable |
H**N
So fun!
Such a fun game! Good quality. It’s like a mix of connect four and chess or checkers. Highly recommend!
C**I
Fun and entertaining
It's a fun game. It can be a quick game or not depending who you play. My family loves connect 4 but this is the next level of it.
M**S
One of our favorite games!
A bit like checkers, chess and mancala, this game is superb. Our 5 year old loves to play as much as we do! Beautiful, simple, and the strategy component is quite fun! Highly recommend to all ages.
G**R
Easy and Fun
We love winding down and playing a few rounds of this game each night.Very easy to play, and fun to outwit your opponent.
C**R
Great for two people
love this game for my husband and i. defiantly a mind strategy game it is easy to learn to play but hard to learn how to play well i feel like. The more you play the better you will get. but all in all really fun and great stay at home date game
E**R
Fun
Great game. Great price. Quick ship.
M**I
Great game!
Our family is always looking for a good game. This one is super simple to play with a simple objective. We are just learning how to strategize, so I’m sure winning will get tougher as we all learn how to outwit each other. The quality of the board and pieces seems to be above average, and it should last a very long time.
A**R
Very Nice Quality and Can Be a Decoration as well
This game is a favorite two player game in our house. It is made of great quality and is nice enough that you could leave it sit out on the shelf for decoration between plays.My son and I taught a friend at camp the game. The next weekend we didn't bring it with us and she asked about it. She really wanted to try again (to beat my son). It is now a staple at the camper for the season.
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