Olíunotkun
Olíunotkun is a traditional Icelandic game that has been played for generations, particularly among children. The game is a form of tag, often played in rural areas and small communities, where participants move through a series of obstacles or designated paths while being chased by an opposing team. The name "olíunotkun" translates roughly to "running around" or "running through," reflecting the core movement-based nature of the game.
The game typically involves two teams: the "chasers" (often referred to as *olíunotkendur*) and the "runners" (*olíunotkendur*
Olíunotkun is often played in open fields, forests, or farmlands, taking advantage of the natural terrain. It
While no written records exist, the game is widely recognized as part of Icelandic cultural heritage. It