To make the game more interesting, try adding some fun variants to the usual gameplay. Once the time runs out, the seeker can yell “olly, olly oxen free!” to let anyone who’s still hidden know that it’s safe to come out. If you want, set a time limit on the game so it doesn’t go on too long. After a player is found, have them run back to home base to wait for the next round to start. The first person to be found will become “it” for the next round. Everyone else should stay still and quiet so it’s harder for the seeker to find them. Once the seeker is done counting, they’ll shout “Ready or not, here I come!” to let the other players know they’re on the move. While they slowly count to a number you’ve all agreed on, like 20 or 50, all the other players must run and hide.
Next, have the seeker stand at a spot you’ve chosen to be home base with their eyes closed. If nobody wants to volunteer, you can decide with a game like rock, paper, scissors or eenie meenie miney mo. To get started, choose someone to be “it,” or the seeker. If you’re playing in someone’s home, make sure to set some clear rules ahead of time about any places that are off-limits for hiding, such as areas that might be dangerous or that you want to keep private. You just need two or more players and an area with lots of places to hide. Hide and go seek, or hide and seek, is a classic game with simple rules.
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