ONE MORE
ROUND.
Familiar games.
A local point of view.
From an illustrated deck to the streets of Addis.
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KONKER
& SEKA.
The next great hand is yours.
Two ways to play the Rummy family, with a deck illustrated in the Ethiopian traditional painting style. Draw, build runs and sets, and find a way to empty your hand.
- At the table
- 2–4 players
- Your company
- Bots or friends in online rooms
KonkerOpen with melds worth 41+ points. Build on the table, then discard your last card.
SekaNo opening threshold. No laying off. Find the right moment to go out.
Available on the web
Play Konker & Seka
KOKEB.
See the chain.
Cross the star.
Chinese checkers on a soft stone star. Move your ten pegs to the opposite point, one step—or one satisfying chain of jumps—at a time.
- At the table
- 2, 3, 4 or 6 players
- Your company
- Bots or local pass-and-play
There are no captures. The clever move is the path you build across the board.
Available on the web
Play link to be added.

TSENAT.
Hold your ground.
Break theirs.
A game of pressure, inspired by Abalone. Move your marbles in formation, outnumber the opposition, and push them off the edge.
- At the table
- 2–4 players, including team play
- Your company
- Bots or local pass-and-play
Three against two. A line under pressure. The first side to push six marbles off wins.
Available on the web
Play link to be added.

YEMOLA!
The taxi is almost full.
Let’s go.
Ludo, reimagined through Addis Ababa’s minibus taxis. Leave Piassa, Merkato, Megenagna or Bole, travel the ring road, and bring your taxis home to Meskel Square.
- The familiar game
- Ludo, with taxis for tokens
- Your company
- Bots or local pass-and-play
Pass the phone. Roll the die. A capture sends a taxi back: “WURED!”
Available on the web
Play link to be added.

MAKE ROOM
FOR A REMATCH.
Four projects. Familiar rules.
Muqecha’s own point of view.