Teks is a popular 90s Pinoy-game that uses comic or cartoon printed matchbox-sized cards as the main tool of the game. One is the player’s card, another is the opponent’s card. These 2 cards will be flung in the air and the winner will be decided depending on the position when they land on the ground, being either face-up or face down.

Teks

Teks is a popular 90s Pinoy-game that uses comic or cartoon printed matchbox-sized cards.

Parrot is a game where you have to collect fruits while avoiding obstacles within the time limit by tapping the screen to make the Parrot keep flying upward. 

Parrot

Patintero is a popular Pinoy street game often still played today. The game can be described as a game of tag with a limited playing space. It is played by 2 groups, one being the “it” and another being the group to be tagged.

Patintero

Patintero is a popular Pinoy street game often still played today.

The slingshot-(tirador or saltik) in the venacular, shooting based Arcade Game just touch and aim the target and release to shoot. 

Tirador

Tumbang Preso is a classic Pinoy children’s game in which a player needs to knock down a can by throwing their slipper from a reasonable distance.

Tumbang Preso

Tumbang Preso is a classic Pinoy children’s game in which a player needs to knock down a can.

Holen is a classic marble game in which players will flick a marble from a short distance to push other marbles out of a circle.

Holen

Jack En Poy is a Filipino version of the classic Rock, Paper and Scissors game where Rock beats Scissor, Scissor beats Paper, and Paper beats Rock. Anticipate your opponent's hand and select an appropriate counter to win.

Jack en Poy

Jack En Poy is a Filipino version of the classic Rock, Paper and Scissors

CaraCruz This is a classic Filipino coin game where two coins are tossed and the winner will be determined by how the coin flips.

Cara Cruz

Filipino coin game where two coins are tossed

Pitik Bulag is a classic Filipino Game where two players are involved. One covers his eyes with a hand (bulag) while the other flicks a finger (pitik) over the hand covering the eyes and both players will give a number with their hand. If their numbers are the same and correct, they will exchange roles in the next game.

Pitik Bulag

Elesi is a classic Filipino street game in which players need to flip the Elesi to fly. It is a game where you avoid obstacles by tapping the screen to make the Elesi fly while keeping it afloat at the same time.

Elesi

Elesi is a classic Filipino street game in which players need to flip the Elesi to make it fly higher.

This game is similar to the Western skip-rope or jump-rope game. The objective is for an individual or teams to score the highest in skipping or jumping over the rope while it is being turned continuously over the head and under the feet of the players.

Luksong Lubid

Hide and Seek is a popular children's game in which at least two players conceal themselves in a set environment, to be found by one or more seekers.

Hide and Seek

One of the most popular Filipino traditional games is Sipa which means “Kick”. The Players use their feet, knees, elbows, or hands to continuously hit the Sipa before it touches the ground. It can be played individually or in teams.

Sipa

The game Gagamba (spider fighting) is a popular game among Filipino children. The game starts by placing two spiders at the opposite ends of a stick. The first spider that falls off the stick three times loses.

Gagamba

Sungka is the most popular Filipino game. It is a turn-base game, to win at Sungka the player’s aim of the game is to capture as many shells and place them into your “ulo” (head).

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