Qahwa: Ronda, Hez Jouj, Dama

New: 8 ball pool, “la 8” Moroccan style! Take on El Haj Brahim and the café regulars, or a real player online.

Qahwa is a 3D Moroccan café where you see, the moment you walk in, who is playing Ronda 3D, Hez Jouj, Quinza, Dama & Chess El Haj Brahim and 8 ball pool (“la 8”, Moroccan style) right now. Every round table in the café is a real online game: its players sit there, with their character and their name. A free seat? Tap the table: you sit down and the game starts, inside the same app.

THE GAMES, AT THEIR TABLES • Ronda 3D: ronda for 2 or 4 players, with Moroccan cards, the missa and the rondas. • Hez Jouj: the “hez 2” for 2, 3 or 4 players, including “down to the last one” games. • Quinza (NEW): make 15 with the cards on the table, 1 vs 1 or 2 vs 2 with your partner sitting across — and against Robio & co when the table is empty. • Dama & Chess: Moroccan dama and chess, 1 vs 1 — and El Haj Brahim, waiting for you at his dama board. • One room per game; in each room, the tables waiting for a player. The café never refreshes on its own: one tap on ↻ and you have the latest tables — nothing runs behind your back, and your battery thanks you. • No open table? The café sets one up for you: you sit first, the others come. • Private table (NEW): open your table in Ronda, Hez Jouj, dama or chess and send its code to your friends (WhatsApp, copy): they type the code and sit with you. It never shows in the café. • 8 Ball Pool (NEW): “la 8”, Moroccan style, on a real table in a corner of the café — 8-ball pool with Moroccan rules (direct or cushion black, two shots and ball in hand after a foul), against El Haj Brahim, seven café regulars or a real player online. The Pocket Cam films great bank shots from inside the pocket.

THE CROSSWORD CORNER • A newspaper lying on the table, with its arrow-word puzzle to fill in with a pen: in Arabic, in French, or French → Arabic (French clues, Arabic answers). • The pen really writes by hand: every letter is drawn stroke by stroke, with the sound of the tip on the paper. • Pinch to get close, drag the page around, or open the grid full screen, razor sharp, to fill it in comfortably. • The clue in large type, an Arabic or French keyboard, “check”, a hint when you’re stuck, and your current grid is saved.

THE CAFÉ • El Haj Brahim at the counter, tea in hand, shows you around the first time — and whenever you like, from the menu. • Interface in Darija, French and English.

ONE ACCOUNT FOR THE THREE GAMES • Your name and your city from the first launch: the same player in Ronda 3D, Hez Jouj and Dama & Chess. If you already play one of them, you pick up your profile. • “Delete my account” erases your data in the three games at once.

The game is free and contains ads (a banner, an occasional interstitial). In the European Economic Area, the United Kingdom and Switzerland, your consent is requested before any personalised ad, and you can change it at any time from “My account”.

Online play uses an anonymous sign-in: no account to create. Your name is visible to the players at your table; the table chat is filtered, and you can report and block a player.

Qahwa (قهوة) means “the café”: El Haj Brahim’s, the old man you meet in Ronda 3D, Hez Jouj and Dama & Chess.

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