Go, also known as Weiqi or Baduk, is an ancient Chinese board game that dates back to over 2,500 years. It is played on a grid with black and white pieces, and the objective is to surround and capture your opponent's pieces.

Hanetsuki is a traditional Japanese game played during the New Year. It involves hitting a shuttlecock back and forth using wooden paddles called hagoita. The shuttlecock is made of feathers and is called hane.

Gilli-Danda is a traditional Indian sport that involves throwing a heavy stone or metal ball, called a gilli, as far as possible. The player then uses a stick, called a danda, to hit the gilli and keep it in the air.

The ultimate goal of Mancala is to capture the most stones or seeds from your opponent. Players take turns moving their stones around the board, capturing their opponent's stones along the way.

Jenga is a traditional Chinese game that involves stacking wooden blocks to create a tower. Players take turns removing blocks from the bottom of the tower and placing them on top, without causing the tower to collapse.

Lacrosse is a traditional Native American game that involves using a stick with a net to move a ball up and down a field. Players attempt to score goals by throwing the ball into their opponent's net.

Pétanque is a traditional European game that involves throwing a small, weighted ball or beanbag, called a boule, as close as possible to a smaller target ball, called a cochonnet.

The highest possible score that can be rolled in Yut Nori is 10, which is achieved by rolling all four sticks with the flat side facing up.

Oware is a traditional African game that involves two players moving their pieces on a board, with the goal of capturing their opponent's pieces and reaching the other side of the board.

Takraw is a traditional Thai game that involves using your feet to hit a rattan ball over a net. Players attempt to score points by landing the ball in their opponent's court.

Trompo is a traditional Mexican game that involves spinning a wooden top on a string. Players take turns spinning their tops, and the player whose top spins the longest wins.

Shinty is a traditional Scottish game that involves using a stick with a curved blade to hit a ball. Players attempt to score goals by hitting the ball into their opponent's net.

Otedama is a traditional Japanese game that involves throwing beanbags at a wooden target with a hole in the center. Players take turns throwing their beanbags, and the player who gets the most beanbags through the hole wins.

The ultimate goal of Sungka is to capture the most shells or seeds from your opponent. Players take turns moving their shells around the board, capturing their opponent's shells along the way.

Mancala is a traditional African game that involves two players moving their pieces on a board, with the goal of capturing their opponent's pieces and reaching the other side of the board.