Nzengué is an alignment game played by children in the Republic of Congo, on a board drawn on the ground and using pieces of stone as the playing pieces.
Rules
A square is drawn, with diagonals. Three pieces per player. Players alternate turns placing a piece on the board. The corners or the square, the central point, and the midpoint of each side of the square are playing sites. When a player forms a line with their three pieces, they win.
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