Traditional games:
- Gilli danda: This game is played with two sticks, one long and one short. The long stick is used to hit the short stick, which is thrown into the air. The player who hits the short stick the farthest wins.
- Kite flying: Kite flying is a popular pastime in Pakistan, especially during the spring and summer months. Children often compete to see whose kite can fly the highest or the longest.
- Hide-and-seek: This game is played by children of all ages. One child hides while the others try to find them.
- Tag: This game is also played by children of all ages. One child is "it" and tries to tag the other children. The first child who is tagged becomes "it."
- Ludo: This is a board game played with two to four players. The goal is to be the first to move all of your pieces around the board and back home.
- Carrom: This is a board game played with two or four players. The goal is to pot all of your pieces into the holes on the board before your opponent does.
Modern games:
- Cricket: This is the most popular sport in Pakistan and is played by children of all ages.
- Football (soccer): This is also a popular sport in Pakistan and is played by children of all ages.
- Basketball: This is a popular sport in Pakistan, especially in urban areas.
- Tennis: This is a popular sport in Pakistan, especially among middle-class and wealthy children.
- Video games: Video games are also popular among Pakistani children, especially in urban areas.
In addition to these games, Pakistani children also enjoy playing with toys such as dolls, cars, and blocks.
