Darkest Africa Game:

The remote trading post of "Kodok," soon to be
swarming with; refugees, native warriors,
'machine gun hunting' pygmies, and shrieking
battalions of Frenchmen. It was an enjoyable game, with
a surprisingly high number of players achieving their
respective victory conditions.

Various groups of British explorers, Sudanese infantry,
itinerant Archbishops, and Egyptian machine gun crews
fled from the jungle on the right to reach the Nile River
on the left, and rescue at the hands of British steamers.

At right, blurry Zanzibari riflemen sneaking around a
magnificently focused mosque.

And below, 'Shrieking' French irregulars burst out of
the jungle, rushing towards the trading post.

Sir Percy Smith-Smythe-Smith oversees
the evacuation of refugees along the pier. Everyone can
see a pair of British steamers approaching to make a
rescue.... But what are those allegedly friendly natives
doing in the background?

And to the far right the unscrupulous Zanzibaris are about to make an attack with calamitous results... for the unlucky Zanzibaris.

''Friendly' natives rush out of their village to
loot the trading post. Their departure from the village will
provide the wandering Archbishop Abelard with the
opportunity to sneak out of the jungle in the rear and
steal the dugout canoes in the foreground. Thus effecting
his escape to the steamers on the river.