Pinoy Games

Filipino children are a lively bunch. This is most obvious in the types
of games they play. You can always hear their warm laughter as they
indulge in any of these games. The loser is usually made to face consequences
dictated by the kids he/she plays with.
Philippine Games
http://www.geocities.com/PicketFence/3441/games.html
Here, several other native children’s games and the description
on how each game is played are enumerated.
Traditional Filipino Children's Games
http://www.hoteltravel.com/philippines/baguio/guides/activities_children.htm
The games “break the chain”, “patintero” and
“touching ball” are discussed in detail in this site.
Mga Larong Kinagisnan
http://www.hagonoy.com/lbcorpus/halbc010.html
The different games played by children on the streets are described
here. These are hulaan, suot lungga, it it bulaga, pitik-bulag, jack
en poy, siklot, rubber band game, day & night, siksik bulak, where’s
the ring, sipa (for boys and for girls), sumping, bunong braso, greased
bamboo pole, bilao, going to market, open the house, cat and mouse,
laglag panyo, bending body with bakya or tsinelas, kapit bakod, statue,
patintero, taguan, takip-silim, aso at pusa, luksong tinik and tumbang
preso.
Mga Larong Pilipino
http://www.seasite.niu.edu/Tagalog/Filipino_Games/mga_larong_pilipino.htm
Here, you can find more games that are played “Only in the Philippines”.
These are agawang sulok, araw-lilim, bulong pari, iring-iring, kapitang
bakod, lawin at sisiw, luksong-tinik, patintero, palo-sebo, piko, presohan,
pusa at aso, taguan, takip-silim, tawanan and viola.