#Drunk card games plus

Play continues until there’s only one person left. If the guesser got it right, they are out of the game. For example, with five people, the person would start the countdown and say “three, two, one, three.” Between one and three, the other players either leave a finger on or take it off. After, they guess how many people will leave their finger on the rim. A designated person counts from three to zero. To start a round, each person puts a single finger on the rim of the glass. Rules: Put a glass in the middle of the group. You’re in the clear if you don’t lock eyes. If you lock eyes with someone, yell Medusa and the person who says it last takes a drink. On the count of three, everyone raises their head and stares directly at someone else. Rules: Sit at a table where everyone can see all of the other players. Number of people: Four or more, and the more the better

This game can be played with anything switched out for picnic as well, such as going to the bar, going to a dance party, and so on. Additionally, if the group agrees that whatever the person says they are bringing isn’t picnic appropriate, the person drinks. Each person following repeats the statement until someone messes up, and that person takes a drink.

#Drunk card games plus

The next person says, “I’m going on a picnic and I’m bringing” with their own addition plus whatever was said before them. That person begins the game with the statement, “I’m going on a picnic and I’m bringing a blanket” (blanket can be whatever the person thinks is picnic worthy). Number of people: Three or more, and the more the better Anyone who is pointed at takes a drink for however many fingers are directed at them (four sips for four fingers, for example). For example, “Who would be most likely to buy a plane ticket to a random locale?” or “Who would be most likely to be caught sneaking an illegal drink from a mini on a plane?” Then, on the count of three, each person in the group points to the person they think would be most likely to do said question. Rules: One person asks the group who they think is most likely to do something. Number of people: Four or more, and just like for most drinking games without cards… the more the better There’s always the games on your phone, of course, but a face-to-face, person-to-person is a much better option when you’re at the bar. Sometimes you want to play drinking games and you have nothing on hand. Drinking games you don’t need cards to play