Frog Game (Rana)

Frog Game is a traditional Latin-American game/sport, played for hundreds of years, although its origin is uncertain it is believed to be Quechua Culture in South America. It is played in tournaments and small gatherings alike.

Very fun game of aim, pointed to get disks or rings in the holes on the board. Every whole has a different point value, and there are obstacles to make it more challenging and as points are higher, here is where the frogs come into play.

This set represents a very traditional board of the game, something you would find in a very remote beautiful small town in South America.

Disks are routed to the front drawers with the point allocation.

It is a very fun game to play Between 2-4 people of any age. In our family we play it with our 3 and 6 year old kids, and they have a lot of fun. The Pearson with the highest point count after using all their shots wins. Points are gained by the value given to each slot. 

This is not just a representation of the game, it is the game!