Rasalvillakban

Rasalvillakban is a traditional Filipino game played primarily by children. The game's objective is to tag players and capture them by forming a "villakban" or a circle around them. It is a lively and active game that requires agility and teamwork.

The game typically begins with one player designated as "it." This player's role is to chase the other participants and tag them. Once a player is tagged, they become part of the "it" group and must help in tagging the remaining players. The group of taggers then works together to surround and enclose other players within a circle, forming the "villakban." A player is considered captured when they are completely encircled by the taggers.

There are often variations in the rules depending on the region or group playing. Sometimes, a captured player can be freed if another uncaptured player manages to tag them before the circle is fully formed. The game continues until all players are captured or until a predetermined number of players are caught. Rasalvillakban is enjoyed for its physical activity and social interaction, fostering a sense of cooperation and friendly competition among children. It is a simple yet engaging pastime that has been passed down through generations in the Philippines.