Capital or Not: Africa, Part 2 Game Information Page
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| 1 | sven-the-man2 | 100% | 0:51.9 min. | 5 Nov, '12 |
| 2 | Jonas​ | 100% | 1:02.2 min. | 13 May, '12 |
| 3 | StinkyTofu | 100% | 1:07.0 min. | 29 Dec, '10 |
| 4 | awst | 100% | 1:08.4 min. | 30 Dec, '10 |
| 5 | Tortuga | 100% | 1:08.8 min. | 30 Dec, '10 |
| 6 | zoel | 100% | 1:11.0 min. | 8 May, '12 |
| 7 | BoboLo | 100% | 1:16.0 min. | 16 Nov, '12 |
| 8 | Kathy | 100% | 1:18.9 min. | 27 Dec, '10 |
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Capital or Not: Africa, Part 2
Several locations are given in each country. One is the capital, the others are not.
See game description for details.
Map apparently by Roke at Wikipedia / Wikimedia
Comments (8)
SpyYoshiRv
the last 4 letters of "Maputo" sounds like a spanish insult.
1 year ago
Nuclearclown
A hard game, but a wonderful game 5*.
1 year ago
slaaty
8th time's the charm! :) ...and really I wasn't complaining--this is a well designed game, dealing effectively (if frustratingly) with the vagaries of nation-size and function variation.
3 years ago
tickman
There wasn't much else I could do, considering S. Africa's 3-capital system.
That, and the 2 little countries made this a tough game to figure out how to make.
It's the first time I've ever expanded out by making a country smaller than it is in the main map...
3 years ago
BoboLo
Quite a maddening game, what with the split in South Africa's capitals!
3 years ago
slaaty
Absolutely the most utterly diabolical of this series yet!
Gadzooks! Reminds me of the RonaldDerGrosse colors vs names of colors game. The administrative - judicial - legislative South Africa twist maxes out the mind's ability to click on what one should, in spite of full information.
I misclick once near completion one time, and then am no better off many tries later. Aarrghhh! (5 *, of course!)
3 years ago
tickman
How the game works:
Each country contains several dots. One is labeled with the name of the capital. The others in the same state are labled with "Not [name of the capital]".
So if it was say, the US state of Nebraska, one dot in Nebraska says "Lincoln" the others all say "Not Lincoln".
Next door in Colorado, there are several dots. One says "Denver", the others all say "Not Denver".
So you are reinforced several times for the name of the capital, but only once for its location...
3 years ago
tickman
Find the original of the map here:
http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Africa_independence_dates.PNG
This file is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution ShareAlike 3.0 License.
Details:
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/
3 years ago