In Pasang, a traditional game of Brunei, black and white tokens are arranged on a playing board, forming a pattern. There is a catalogue of more than 30 different patterns. Many of these patterns resemble embroideries commonly seen on kain songket or kain tenun, Brunei's traditional cloth. Two players take turn capturing these tokens, scoring 1 point for each black token and 2 points for each white one. The game ends when the board is empty, or when a player runs out of moves. Pasang is commonly played during celebrations of royal weddings and the annual birthday festival of the Sultan of Brunei.

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