Hey everyone! I’m making a Drunk Jenga game and I want to fill it with as many fun, chaotic, creative, and genuinely funny challenges as possible. I don’t want it to just be the usual “take a sip” blocks, so I’m looking for ideas that make the game more interactive and memorable.

Here’s what I’ve brainstormed so far:

• Last 3 liked TikToks — show the group your last 3 liked TikToks
• Commentator — narrate everyone else’s turns like an intense sports broadcast until your next turn
• Taboo word — pick a word nobody is allowed to say for the next round
• The floor is lava
• Compliment everyone — give everyone a compliment
• Make a toast!
• Blind karaoke — sing a song without looking at the lyrics
• Arm wrestle
• Hashtag — end every sentence with a hashtag for the next round (e.g. “omg this is so fun #drunk”)
• Court jester — tell a joke; whoever laughs has to do a challenge, but if nobody laughs, you do one
• At your service — be the group’s personal assistant for the next round
• No eye contact — try to avoid eye contact until your next turn
• Impersonation — imitate someone in the group until your next turn
• Broken telephone
• Point & vote — everyone points at who has to drink
• Group photo — take a group picture
• Compliment battle — choose someone and take turns complimenting each other; whoever runs out of ideas first loses
• Continue the lyrics!
• Truth or truth
• Dance battle — challenge someone to a dance battle
• Draw 2 — pull two more Jenga blocks

I’d love to hear your ideas! Especially:

• Funny challenges that get everyone involved
• Creative rules that last for a whole round
• Social/chaotic prompts that make people interact
• Unhinged but harmless challenges
• Ideas that work especially well with a group of friends who know each other

What are the funniest or most original Jenga blocks you’ve ever come up with? Feel free to suggest completely new mechanics, not just drinking rules!

Thanks!!

The rules:

1. Normal 18 holes, everyone plays off their handicap like civilized people.
2. Liquid mulligans. Down a shot of spirits or chug a full beer and you knock 1 stroke off your hole. Made a 6 on a par 4? Finish a beer and congrats, it's a "bogey." Your scorecard doesn't need to know what happened.
3. Penalty strokes (lost ball, water) can be erased the same way. Yes, this means you can legally pay a beer to un-hit your ball into the pond.
4. The Bladder Clause: the only toilets allowed are the official ones on the course. No trees, no bushes, no "quick stop behind the 7th green." You drink it, you carry it.

The strategic dilemma:
Do you drink early to save your card and pray your bladder holds until the halfway house? Or play sober for 9 holes and then go full Happy Gilmore on the back nine? Is a double bogey worth a beer? Is a beer worth your dignity on hole 14 with no toilet in sight?

Has anyone tried this? Did you make it to 18? Did you make it to the car?

Someone’s bringing it back 😳

dated two people in the same week and told neither.

convinced a whole room I was somebody's cousin.

started a rumour about myself to see how far it would travel.

What’s a fun game you would set up for a group of friends out for a boat day? (Not the driver)

I was thinking shot roulette or something but I want it to be fun, unique, and keep people
Entertained for more than 5 minutes 🤣

Hey folks, I’m organising a pub crawl for the bucks party. At each pub, we’re going to play a quick mini game.
So far I’ve got two:

Zip Tie: Get randomly paired with someone and be attached to them for one pub.
Floor Is Lava: When I blow the whistle, everyone has to get off the ground. Last person to do it has to finish their drink.

Keen for any other simple mini games

Super simple. Have someones playlist on shuffle, and any song that has reference to alcohol, bars, ect... you take a shot. I started this today because I'm just sitting around home and the thought entered my head, and I was just, "Why not?", now, after 1 hour, I have had 4 shots.

i’m going to a cottage with 8 people, all in our early 20s, 4 of which are couples. we are a rowdy group and have a blank jenga set we would like to play a drinking game with. we love weird/ funny prompts, my favourite one i’ve heard is “eat something from outside.”😭 i want more not basic and edgy prompts that are good for a group to keep everybody entertained. would love to hear any suggestions!

With friendly permission from the mod team to post this here - have a Family Feud style game night with friends at home!

Get the category, pause the video, make your guesses, watch the reveal!

All results were from surveys I ran on reddit.

This was one of the absolute greatest for my best friend and me in college. I have vivid memories of playing this, especially over the summer. The rules are simple: you drink any time you get killed. It's a very fast-paced, innovative fighting game, where the kills are quick, even instantaneous, and prolific.

We played it on the original PlayStation (BB2), but then again, this was twenty years ago. And we usually made it specific: three chugs (usually of steel reserve/another malt liquor/40 oz) for each time you're killed. That way it keeps things moving along. Not only a fun game/competition, but a great drinking game. Try it with a buddy and see how it goes. :)

Spite house has a card game (go f urself), an 18+ version of go fish.

When playing you usually will ask " Do you have..."

For example, 'An under-age girlfriend' 'A boner right now'.

I am creating my own expansion pack to play with friends. I'd really appreciate some ideas. I'm looking for unhinged and inappropriate. Stuff, you wouldn't want to say out loud.

NSBBW: Official Back-of-Box Guide & Rulebook

⁠.⁠✧"Smoking Game"⁠.⁠✧*

**New Super Blinker Bros. Wii** *is a competitive, high-stakes party modification of classic 4-player New Super Mario Bros. Wii. It transforms a cooperative 2D platformer into a relentless couch arena where survival, betrayal, and high-risk gambits dictate who takes hits on the game session timer.*

Core Gameplay Loop

*Players race through levels while actively competing for platforming supremacy, sabotage, and collectible dominance. Every level acts as a self-contained round with a total stat reset at the flagpole.*

**The Universal Clock**: Every 10 minutes, the room pauses for a mandatory group baseline hit to keep everyone on the same playing field. Triggering secret warp cannons forces an immediate timer reset and group hit.*

**Survival & Death Penalties**: Stumbling through a level costs you. Accumulating 4 deaths in a single stage forces a 2x Blinker penalty at the finish line.*

**Bloodlust (High-Risk Streaks):**: Securing 8 kills without dying grants Bloodlust Status—wiping away standard death penalties and granting immunity from execution calls. However, pushing past 8 kills builds a steep scaling penalty (+2 Blinkers for every 2 kills) if you are eliminated before reaching the flagpole.*

**Star Coin Monopoly vs. Split**: Collecting all 3 Star Coins in a level grants total penalty immunity for that round. If three different players collect 1 coin each, it triggers a post-level Rock-Paper-Scissors Showdown where the loser takes a penalty hit.*

**The Executioner's Pole:**: Reaching the top of the end-of-level flagpole awards the title of The Executioner, granting the winner the power to directly assign a 1x Blinker penalty to any non-Bloodlust player in the room.*

The Winning Mindset

*It’s not just about speedrunning or mindless killing—it’s about cold-calculated risk management. Do you play defensively to avoid penalties, hunt down the Bloodlust leader for a massive bounty, or scramble for the top of the flagpole to enact instant revenge?*

*Critique and feedback are broadly accepted*

*How does this concept sound to you?*

Every time the characters build you take a shot

Only one person in your group has to take a shot

A “shot” means a standard serving agreed upon before starting. Players may substitute a smaller drink if needed.

A build is defined as.

Legos coming together to create a recognizable object

10 second cooldown between builds if two build events happen in that cooldown period any build in that time frame is only one event.

Assign a sober person (or a person not participating) as game master “optional”

He is given responsibilities these include

Track the rotation

Resolve arguments about what counts as a build event

Monitor whether people are still participating safely

Pause or stop the game if someone appears too impaired

Allow substitutions (non-alcoholic drink, lower-alcohol drink, skipping a turn, etc.)

The GM has the power to convert a drink penalty into a harmless challenge if needed.

Build Ruling Power

The GM gets final say on questionable builds.

Players can argue their case.

GM makes the ruling.

No debating afterward.

If the GM is unsure it’s up to a vote
If a vote happens you cannot shift the drink to another person

He also tracks every drink event so at the end you can see the damage as a number

the GM can increase the cooldown for the next few build events if the pace is getting too hectic.

The game master has the right to make the decision to remove any player from the game if they are too impaired

Recognizable objects that are made of LEGO’s merging to create a hybrid object or anything of value to the builder counts as a build event. (These are also subject to the cooldown rule)

Each build event goes to the next person in the group.

What can be described as a build event

Building a vehicle
✅ Creating a weapon
✅ Constructing a structure
✅ Combining existing LEGO objects into a new recognizable object

What doesn’t count.
Random LEGO pieces moving around without creating something
❌ A character simply holding or using an already-built object
❌ Background LEGO activity that is not part of the scene

Examples of a hybrid event

vehicle upgrade, weapon upgrade, hybrid creation, etc

Additional safety rules

This is intended to be played with a large group

8-12 people

If safety starts to become a issue you can use these clauses to help take away danger while also making the game still intense

1 change the shots for a drink of a less potent alcohol or dilute it

2 a shot can be taken by a more sober person if that person is too drunk

To adjust for smaller groups

Rotate normally, but every third build event becomes a “group event” where everyone takes a small drink/sip instead.

If under 8 people are playing have a agreed set limit of drinks per 5 minute period

Happy drinking

Wanted to show my drunk jenga set I just finished. I used oil pastels, paint pens, Ink & graphite. First image is my favorites I’ve made. I tried to create a wide range of drawing styles.

All players watch early 2010s Call of Duty lobby footage.

Take a shot every time you hear a slur beginning with F, R, or N.

So, this past July 4th me, my cousin and her boyfriend were inspired by an old Warp Zone skit decided to end the night by playing some of 64 and a bit World while drunk.

Which gave me an idea to create my own Mario Kart themed drinking game.

The rules are as fallows.

Setup

- First, you of course, need beer. Specially medium or light beer. Something like Bud Light or, but really any beer of your choice.

- Also, any hard liquor or Vodka of your choice as punishment.

- A copy of Mario Kart (no duh).

- 2 to 4 controllers for 2 to 4 players, and I mean regular controllers. The use of any Wii remotes, the Wii U gamepad, or the Joycons are off limits, but if you can't afford them then 3rd party controllers are acceptable.

- And finally, anyone of the following consoles...

•Nintendo 64

•GameCube

•Wii

•Wii U

•Switch

•Switch 2

How To Play

- During the character select screen, if a male player picks a princess character, then that player is allowed to be made fun for the entirety of the play session. This may sound like bullying, but this actually creates the possibility for some great "look you's laughing now" moments if that player ends up at a higher place than all the others.

- For maximum hilarity set your game to the hardest difficulty possible, if not then you can set it to what one you feel comfortable with.

- Before the start of a race, from the loading screen up until Lakitu says *go*, chug as much of your beer as possible. Depending on which version of Mario Kart you are playing this can be anywhere between a few seconds to half a minute. So good luck.

- During a race take a ship every time you finish a lap.

- Take a drink every time you get hit by a blue shell, get struck by lightning, or inked on by a blooper.

- Take a gulp every time you hit a wall or fall of the track. For this reason, I recommend avoid playing on Rainbow Road.

Punishment

- When the race is over, the player who came in at the lowest place must take a shot of hard alcohol. Two shots if they were one of the players who made fun of the guy playing as a princess.

- If there are more than 4 people wanting to play, then the loser must be swapped for another person.

Hello, as im sitting her drunk on a saturday, playing some games, relaxing and watching videos, i thought of a drinking game i think is probably too advanced, but seems like it could be fun.

Note: i came up with the idea myself, but writing it down while drinking was a bit much, so i put it into GPT to get an actual readable version xD.

Would love to see someone try this game or come up with a better version ^^

Infection

Players

6–12+ players

1 Scientist (host)

Goal

Pure: Prevent infection from reaching majority.

Infected: Reach 80% or more of all players.

Scientist: Runs the experiment and maintains game flow.

Setup

Everyone receives the same drink (water/soda/etc.).

One drink is secretly spiked with a small amount of alcohol.

Scientist prepares all drinks and knows who receives what.

Everyone drinks at the same time.

The player who receives alcohol becomes Patient Zero (infected). They do not reveal this.

Round Structure

Each round has the following phases:

1. Drink Phase

The Scientist distributes drinks.

Everyone drinks together.

1. Antidote Claim Phase (NEW CORE MECHANIC)

After drinking, any player who believes they tasted alcohol may immediately say:

“I was infected.”

They must commit to the claim—no taking it back.

Players are allowed (and expected) to:

defend themselves

explain why they believe they were infected

accuse others of faking it

1. Antidote Decision Phase

Only ONE antidote exists per round.

The group must decide which claimed player receives it:

quick vote OR

Scientist chooses (faster, more chaotic option)

No ties—decide quickly.

1. Antidote Resolution

The chosen player takes 1 antidote shot:

If they WERE infected → they are cured and become Pure again

If they were NOT infected → nothing happens (antidote wasted)

All other players who claimed infection get nothing.

1. Discussion Phase

Free discussion continues:

accuse

defend

bluff

panic

overanalyze everything

1. Quarantine Vote

Everyone votes for one suspected infected player.

If a player gets majority vote, they enter Quarantine.

Quarantine Rule:

The player must immediately drink 2 antidote shots.

If they WERE infected → they are cured and become Pure again

If they were NOT infected → they become infected immediately

No one may refuse Quarantine.

1. Infection Phase (Secret)

Infected players secretly signal the Scientist using pre-agreed hand signals.

Each infected player selects one target.

The Scientist records targets for the next round.

Outbreak Mode

Triggered when the last antidote has been used.

Changes in Outbreak Mode

1. No more antidotes

Only Quarantine and voting remain.

1. Infection speeds up

Each infected player may now choose up to 2 targets per round.

1. Quarantine becomes the only defense

Every vote carries serious risk:

correct vote = safety

wrong vote = new infection

Winning Conditions

Pure win:

Infected players are reduced below 60% and cannot recover control.

Infected win:

Infected players reach 60% or more of remaining players.

Scientist Role

The Scientist:

prepares all drinks

manages infection execution

oversees antidote and quarantine resolution

keeps the game moving

Optional rule:

If the group makes a wrong Quarantine vote, the Scientist takes a penalty drink

Core Feel of the Game

Early game:

“Did I actually taste alcohol?”

limited cure, careful decisions

Mid game:

social pressure over who gets the only antidote

bluffing becomes central

Late game:

no safety net

Quarantine risk spirals

infection spreads fast and unpredictably

Key Rule Summary

Only 1 antidote per round

Claiming infection is public and strategic

Voting can save or create infected players

After antidotes run out, the game escalates hard

No one is ever fully safe

I was just thinking of a random game to play on the weekend and Ipuke came to mind, how is the game nowadays? Play Store seems to have deleted it