Palm Pallanguli - Pallanguli is a Tamilian traditional board game played in mostly south India and Srilanka. Palm Pallanguli is the mobile version of this board game.
The game starts with each player assigned 7 pockets filled with 5 pearls each. You have to collect the pearls from any of your pockets and start distributing it from the next pocket. This goes on untill you found an empty pocket to collect. You will collect all the pearls next to the empty one and add it to your reserve(score).
Whenever a pocket gets 4 pearls during the play, the owner of the pocket will collect it and add it to his reserve.
In one shot mode, the game ends after the first round and the player who has higher number of pearls in his reserve is the winner.
In the traditional mode, the the players start again. The player who has less number of pearls have some empty pockets. The game goes on untill one of the player has less than 5 pearls.
You just need to select the correct pocket to start from. The rest will be done automatically. Use the joystick or navigation keys to select the pocket. Use any of the soft keys to return to main menu.
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Supported operating systems:
Java ME, Java Nokia 240x320, Java SE 240x320
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