Tabak-Toyok
Tabak-toyok is a game that originated in the Philippines and is traditionally played using small round discs made of coconut shells or metal. The objective of the game is to knock over as many of your opponent's discs as possible by flicking your own discs with your fingers.
First, each player places their discs in a pile on opposite ends of a flat surface, like a table or the ground. Then, they take turns flicking their own discs with their fingers in an attempt to knock over their opponent's discs.
If a player successfully knocks over one or more of their opponent's discs, they get to keep the knocked-over discs. The game continues until all of the discs have been knocked over and collected by one of the players.
Tabak-toyok requires skill, strategy, and hand-eye coordination. It's a fun and competitive game that can be enjoyed by all ages.
First, each player places their discs in a pile on opposite ends of a flat surface, like a table or the ground. Then, they take turns flicking their own discs with their fingers in an attempt to knock over their opponent's discs.
If a player successfully knocks over one or more of their opponent's discs, they get to keep the knocked-over discs. The game continues until all of the discs have been knocked over and collected by one of the players.
Tabak-toyok requires skill, strategy, and hand-eye coordination. It's a fun and competitive game that can be enjoyed by all ages.