Indoor Games games

اندرونی کھیل

Indoor games are the ones that survive rain, heat, curfew and small houses. They need a flat floor, a few objects and often nothing else: five stones tossed and caught in sequence, counting games, hand and memory games played sitting down. Because they are played in the home rather than in public space, they are passed on mostly by women and older siblings, and they are far less documented in English than the field sports, which is exactly why this category exists. Each entry records equipment, player count, playing area and the ordered sequence of play, written from cited sources. Regional names are listed with their regions and attributed. Because the documentary record for household games is thin, several entries in this category will stay in research for longer than the field games, and we would rather show a research notice than publish a plausible-sounding rule sequence that nobody can check. Contributions with a named place and date are especially useful here.