Game Objective:

Place your stones as close as possible to a central target (it can be a coin, a cap, a token, etc.), without needing to avoid contact with other stones. Pushing, bumping, moving... everything is allowed!

• 5 stones (dice) per player (preferably in different colors for easy identification).
• A small object to serve as the central target (called the “goal” or “center”).
• A flat, clean surface (table, floor, etc.).

• Place the target in the center of the playing area.
• Players take turns throwing their 5 stones one by one, from an agreed distance (you can mark it with tape, a book, or an imaginary line).
• Stones are slid along the surface, like in curling or pétanque.

During their turns, players can:

• Try to place their stones close to the target.
• Bump or knock opponent’s stones intentionally.
• Defend their own stones strategically.

Once all players have thrown their 5 stones, check the final positions to determine the outcome.

• Only the stones closest to the target are counted, no matter how they got there — by pushing, bouncing, or luck.
• Only one player scores per round: count how many of their stones are closer to the center than the nearest opponent's stone.
• Each valid stone is worth 1 point.

• Chaos Mode: everyone throws at the same time (more fun, more chaos!).
• Elimination Mode: any stone that directly touches the target is removed from the game.
• You can play for a set number of rounds (e.g., 3 or 5), or until a player reaches a total score (e.g., 10 points).

Game Objective:

Each player throws their 5 stones into the air and tries to catch only the stone of the announced color before it hits the table. Reflexes, precision, and concentration are key to winning.

• 5 differently colored stones per player.
• One person acting as the announcer (can rotate between rounds).
• Enough space to throw the stones without interference.

• Each player gets ready with their 5 colored stones in hand.
• The announcer loudly calls out a color before the throw. Example: “Green!”
• All players throw their 5 stones into the air at the same time.
• Each player must quickly catch the stone of that color before it hits the table or floor.
• If they catch it correctly, they earn a point. If they miss or catch the wrong one, they score nothing or get a penalty (depending on group rules).

• +1 point if you catch the correct stone.
• –1 point if you catch the wrong one.
• 0 points if you catch none.
• The first player to reach X points (e.g., 5 or 10) wins.

• Double Color: The announcer can call out two colors, and players must catch both stones.
• Color + Condition: Example: “Red with the left hand!”

Game Objective:

Throw the stones trying to land them inside the circles with the highest score, just like in a dartboard. Precision and control are key to winning.

• 5 stones per player (they can be all the same color or different).
• A large sheet of paper, cardboard, or even the table surface to draw the circles.
• A marker or tape to mark the scoring zones.

• Draw a target with concentric circles on the table or on a sheet of paper, like a dartboard.
• Assign a score to each circle. For example:
  • Center circle: 5 points
  • Second circle: 3 points
  • Third circle: 2 points
  • Outer zone: 1 point
  • Outside the target: 0 points
• Set a line from which players must throw their stones (the distance can vary depending on the players’ age).

• Players take turns throwing their 5 stones, one by one, from behind the marked line.
• Stones must slide (not be tossed upward or bounced) to be able to stop inside the circles.
• At the end of the turn, add up the points according to each stone’s final position.
• The player with the most points at the end of the round wins.

• If a stone touches two circles, the score of the circle where most of the stone lies is counted.
• If a stone knocks another out of the target, both are scored based on their final position.
• You can decide whether players can push their own stones strategically (like in curling or pétanque).

• Multi Mode: Each player throws all 5 stones at once. Chaos and strategy combined!
• Duel Mode: Two players throw at the same time. If one knocks the opponent’s stone out of the center—bonus!
• Time Attack Mode: Throw all 5 stones in under 10 seconds.

• Use a surface where the stones slide easily (wooden table, laminated cardboard, etc.).
• Decorate the circles to make it look like a real target—it’s more fun!
• Add funny names to each zone ("hot zone", "limbo", "edge of the abyss"...) to make the game even more entertaining.

Game Objective:

Complete a Gonggi level using your non-dominant hand (e.g., your left hand if you're right-handed) while watching yourself in a mirror. The challenge increases as your movements appear reversed — leading to visual confusion and lots of laughs!

• 5 Gonggi stones
• A medium-sized mirror (table, bathroom, or portable style)
• A surface or wall to place the mirror in front of the player
• Enough space to play comfortably facing the mirror

• The player sits or stands in front of a mirror with their 5 stones ready.
• Before starting, they must place their hands where they can see them clearly reflected.
• Choose a Gonggi level (1 to 5) or assign one at random. It’s best to start with the easier levels — it’s not easy!
• The player must complete the level using only their non-dominant hand and without looking away from the mirror.
  • They cannot look directly at the stones.
  • If they look away, they lose the round.
• If they complete the level correctly and without mistakes, they score a point!

• Mirror Mode + Timer: How long does it take each player to complete a level under these conditions? Fastest one wins.
• Mirror Mode + Hand Switch: Do two consecutive levels, one with each non-dominant hand (perfect for ambidextrous players!).

• Use a mirror with good lighting to clearly see reflections.
• Don’t place distracting objects behind the mirror.
• This game is perfect for group laughter or as a fun challenge in friendly competition.

Game Objective:

Follow a color sequence and complete Gonggi Level 1 with precision and in the correct order. Each color has its exact moment: one is thrown, another is picked up. The player who completes the full sequence without mistakes wins.

• 10 stones of different colors (ideally: 2 Gonggi sets)
• A clear, flat playing surface
• A narrator (or color cards) to announce the sequence
• (Optional) Stopwatch for a time challenge

• The player lays out all colored stones on the table, clearly visible.
• The narrator announces a sequence of colors, for example: “Green, blue, red, yellow”
• The player must:
  • Pick up the green stone and toss it in the air
  • While it’s in the air, pick up the blue stone from the table or floor
  • Catch the green stone
  • Then toss the red stone in the air
  • Pick up the yellow
  • Finish by tossing the last stone of the sequence and grabbing any other stone to close the turn
• The player loses the round if they:
  • Use the wrong color
  • Change the order
  • Fail to catch the tossed stone

• Memory Mode: Show the sequence for 5 seconds, then hide it
• Timed Mode: Complete the full sequence in 30 seconds or less
• Mirror Mode: Perform the sequence in reverse order