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Hugot is a game of love, emotions, and heartful opinions, and it’s a product of love from Thomas Regala. This card game was published by Ludus Distributors and The Epic Gaming Regiment (TEGR). It is a popular game in the Philippines that lets players express their emotions or feelings through punchy lines. Filipinos are known…
Can you imagine living in the Philippines before the arrival of its colonizers and capturing it in a game? Well, that is exactly the idea behind the Tadhana game, a popular tabletop role-playing game in the Philippines. This card-based game works like the popular Dungeons and Dragons but with a few local twists and ingredients….
As a country colonized by Spain, the Philippines’ culture is deeply influenced by Spanish culture. For example, in games and amusement, several Spanish influences are still present today. Just take the case of Cuajo, a popular card game in the Philippines. This card game belongs to the rummy family that uses Spanish suit playing cards….
Solitaire is a widely popular card game in the Philippines and one that’s played by one person. Also called ‘Patience’, this game challenges the player to play certain cards to build a foundation, in sequence, from the Ace to the King. As you play, the challenge is to add all pieces into the foundation following…
TongIts is a widely popular street card game in the Philippines that involves three players who agree on a certain bet at the beginning. Tong its a unique card game using the standard deck that originated in Luzon, Philippines, and features some rules from poker, mahjong, and rummy. The game has a loyal following among…
Filipinos traditionally love playing cards, and Pekwa is one of the most popular and widely played. Together with Pusoy Dos and Tong-Its, these are played by friends and family members to spend their leisure time or just to have fun. In the traditional setting, the loser of the game buys food for the other participants….
Card games such as Pusoy Dos are well-loved in the Philippines. Most of these are fun and entertaining regional games with local flavors, with the Pusoy tracing its roots to Calauag, Quezon Province. In Pusoy Dos, the player’s objective is to be the first to discard all 13 cards to the table. In different parts…