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ABOUT ORISA PRESS
A multidisciplinary trainer and publisher of Books and Games including the children's story Aki and the Beam of Light, and the much cited publications The Little African History Book, Person Divinity and Nature (a reprint of the original work published in 1997 by Karnak House, London), Foundations of African Thought (reprint of the work published by Karnak House in 1990) and others.
A multidisciplinary trainer and publisher of Books and Games including the children's story Aki and the Beam of Light, and the much cited publications The Little African History Book, Person Divinity and Nature (a reprint of the original work published in 1997 by Karnak House, London), Foundations of African Thought (reprint of the work published by Karnak House in 1990) and others.
- BOOKS
Highlight and click link below to visit ORISA PRESS books on the Lulu online platform:-
https://www.lulu.com/spotlight/ckamalu
- GAMES
1. Electronic 3D Noughts & Crosses
Look out for a download version of the app in the next few months.
2. One-Two-Three [ (c) Orisa Press, 2015]
A three dimensional, three-in-a-row board game for two players, based on the 3-D noughts and crosses game.
HOW TO PLAY ONE-TWO-THREE
The 3-D three-in-a-row board game. It is just like 3-D "noughts & crosses", but played instead with black and white counters. No player is allowed to occupy the centre square on the centre playing board unless making or blocking a three-in-a-row. This rule distinguishes the game from normal 3D tic-tac-toe or 3D noughts and crosses. The first player to make three-in-a-row wins, in 2 or 3-D. A fair match is an even number of games with players taking turns to move first.
The 3-D three-in-a-row board game. It is just like 3-D "noughts & crosses", but played instead with black and white counters. No player is allowed to occupy the centre square on the centre playing board unless making or blocking a three-in-a-row. This rule distinguishes the game from normal 3D tic-tac-toe or 3D noughts and crosses. The first player to make three-in-a-row wins, in 2 or 3-D. A fair match is an even number of games with players taking turns to move first.
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