Blind Man's Buff

Blind Man's Buff (or Bluff) is a variant of tag with roots at least as far back as ancient Greece and Rome, and popular across Europe through the Middle Ages onwards. One player is blindfolded and spun three times; the others tease and dodge them. When the blindfolded player catches someone, they must identify who they've caught by touch alone to become 'It'. A staple of Victorian nursery and parlour play.