Wood Folding Mancala in Sleeve
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Toys and Games Reviews of Wood Folding Mancala in Sleeve
Customer Review: Great game - disappointed with contents.
Summary: 2 Stars
We did not buy the game from amazon, but felt the need to leave a review.
My 8 year old loves playing this. We brought it for him as a Christmas present this past year. After opening the package to find that there were no "gems" but rocks for game pieces inside I was a very disappointed. The box and instructions clearly show and state gems. You can still play the game as intended thou I guess.
Customer Review: Don't be fooled
Summary: 2 Stars
I purchased this item after reading the description, which stated
"Includes 48 colorful glass beads" when I received the wood Mancala there where no "colorful" glass beads instead clear glass beads. I was very disappointed because the colorful beads are one of the reasons why I purchased this item.
Oh and the contrary to the picture there is no metal case :-(
Customer Review: Nice Wood Mancala Game for Cheap
Summary: 4 Stars
This is cheap and nice. It's great that it's wood and not plastic -- and the pieces are good looking little marble-like things. I bought a wood chess board on Amazon recently and it was only $20. That's what motivated me to look for and find this.
Great game, cheap, and with nice looking natural material.
Mike P.
Customer Review: Mancala is a great game!
Summary: 5 Stars
My friend got this game for her birthday and we play it everyday! This game has never gotten boring and the medal case is very durable. Glass stones come with it and they aren't too small or too big. It's a great game and I would recomend this one for younger kids. Now I wish it was in stock so I could get it, too!Customer Review: SocReview
Summary: 5 Stars
Mancala is an excellent game introduced to me by my 7-year old. She plays at school almost every day. Now, we typically spend 30 minutes to an hour each evening before bedtime playing Mancala, Blokus, or some other spatially and analytically oriented game. Much better than spending time in front of the TV. Great game.