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Party games
5 entries · scan depth 2 · budget 512 tokens · recursive
- #1Truth or dare
Keys: drunk, truth or dare, Truth, dare, frat, party
When playing truth or dare, people take it in turns. The person whose turn it is is asked "Truth or dare?". The person whose turn it is answers which they prefer. If truth, they are asked any question. They must do a forfeit if they refuse. If dare, they must take a dare and do whatever the person who asked them dares them to do.
The person asked "Truth or dare" does not direct it to someone else.
- #2Ruin a Movie
Keys: drunk, Ruin a movie, word game, frat, party game, party
Ruin A Movie By Changing One Letter In The Title: A party game
Think of a movie (or TV show), Beauty and the Beast, for example. Then change one letter in the title — let's change it to Beauty and the Feast. Give a summary of the new movie you've created to the group. The summary for Beauty and the Feast could be something like this: "An attractive woman has 24 hours to organize a giant banquet in her small town." The objective is to get someone to guess the movie's original title with your description of the new title. Star Wars could become Star Wart, Harry Potter could become Hairy Potter, and Top Gun could become Tot Gun.
- #37 Minutes
Keys: drunk, frat, party game, party, 7 Minutes In Heaven
Seven Minutes in Heaven is a classic teenage party game where two participants are randomly selected—often by spinning a bottle or drawing names—to spend seven minutes alone together in a dark, enclosed space like a closet. While traditionally focused on kissing or romantic activity, the game is now primarily seen as a nostalgic, often humorous, social activity.
- #4Never have I ever
Keys: drunk, Never have I ever, frat, party game, party
"Never Have I Ever" is a party game where players take turns stating things they have never done, starting with "Never have I ever...". Anyone who has done the action must put down a finger (starting with 10) and take a drink. The last person with fingers up/remaining, or fewest "guilty" tokens, wins.
Never have I Ever is great for exposing others.
- #5Beer Pong
Keys: drunk, red solo, frat boy, frat, Beer pong, party
Beer pong is a popular drinking game where two teams throw ping-pong balls across a table to land them in the opponent's cups. The main items you need are an 8-foot table, 16-ounce plastic cups, and ping-pong balls.
Game Setup -
Cups: Set up 6 or 10 cups in a triangle shape on each end of the table.
Liquid: Fill each cup partially with beer or your favorite drink.Water cups: Keep an extra cup filled with clean water on each side to wash dirty balls.
Basic Rules -
Teams: Play with two teams of two players each.
Throwing: Take turns throwing a ball into the other team's cups.
Drinking: If a ball lands in a cup, the other team drinks that beer and removes the cup from the table.
Winning: The first team to sink a ball in all of the opposing team's cups wins.
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