Pantun is a type of old poetry which is very widely known in Southeast Asia. In Sundanese, rhymes are called paparkan and in Batak, rhymes are known as umpasa. Traditionally, rhymes consist of four lines (or four lines if written), each line consisting of 8-12 syllables, rhyme at the end with a-b-a-b or a-a-a-a pattern ( can't be a-a-b-b or a-b-b-a). Pantun is one of the old forms of poetry. Pantun was originally an oral literature, but now there are also written pantuns. Another feature of a rhyme is that it does not give the name of the composer (anonymous). This is because the distribution of rhymes is done orally.

A generally unwritten tradition of expressive utterances, and often witty content called "pantun" is a traditional art that can be found commonly in most Malay areas throughout Malaysia, Brunei, Singapore, the Indonesian archipelago. Some "pantun" performances are narrative in nature; For example, the "kentrung" tradition in Central and East Java, uses the "rhyme" structure to tell stories of religious history or local history to the accompaniment of drums. In essence, much of Indonesian traditional literature forms the basis for complex mixed genre performances, such as "randai" from the Minangkabau region of West Sumatra, which mixes music, dance, drama, and martial arts in a spectacular ceremonial fusion. source by wikipedia

in this game you answer questions with rhymes, of course it will be fun and so that you continue to maintain the authenticity of the tradition in language.