On three, everyone needs to raise their head at the same time and stare directly at someone. Then ask each player to put their head down on the table. In this less extreme version, have your players seated around a table so that everybody can see everyone else. In Greek mythology, anyone who gazed into Medusa’s eyes was turned into stone. If you’re not comfortable sharing personal information, let the host know beforehand so he or she can set some ground rules. Anyone who has done the thing being asked puts their finger down and then takes a drink. Begin by asking the group “Never have I ever…” before finishing the phrase with something they’ve never done, that can be racy, risqué or weird, depending on who you’re playing with. Get everyone in a circle and holding out their hand so it shows all five fingers. The winner is someone who can introduce everyone in the correct order. I am Enthusiastic Ellen.” Anyone who gets a name wrong must take a drink everyone takes a drink if a player gets the name order wrong. The next person then says: “Hi, I’d like to introduce you to Messy Mark, Delightful David. Now the person to their right has to introduce themselves while also including the name of the person to their left, like this: “Hi, I’d like to introduce you to Messy Mark. This person must introduce themselves by adding an adjective to their first name based on the first letter. Have everyone seated around a table and choose one person to start. If you’re looking for drinking games with nothing but quick thinking to hand, this party game is the one to test your friends. When the clock stops, the artist takes a drink for every item wrongly guessed. Then give them 60 seconds to draw as many objects they can think of related to that theme, for everyone to guess what the items are. Pick someone to start and whisper into their ear a theme or topic. But if the lie pointed out is wrong, everyone has to take a drink (except the player). If the lie is spotted, the person who made the lie takes a drink. They then read out all three facts for everyone to guess which is the lie. Ask this person to write down two true facts and one that isn’t. Okay, this isn’t a game with nothing, as you will need a notepad and a pen to play. The last person to notice must drink half of their drink. Anyone who notices them doing that also does the same. This person can stop and freeze like a statue at any moment during the night. Unlike other drinking games with nothing on this list, this one is played continuously throughout the night. Keep the game going until it ends naturally. Anyone jumping to the left need to take a drink.
If you shout out “jump left,” players must jump to the right. Players must do the opposite action of the command you give to them. There are only four commands to give: In, Out, Left, Right. Anyone who is pointed at has to take a drink according to the number of fingers they receive, i.e., three fingers means three sips. For example: “Who would be mostly likely to bring work home in the evenings?” or “Who would be most likely to choose a dish they’ve never eaten before?” Then on the count of three, each person points to the person who would most likely do the said question. One person in the group asks everyone who they think is most likely to do something. You need four or more people to make this an effective game. When all you’ve got to hand are your drinks and your friends, what more do you want? Here’s our list of drinking games with nothing needed to play any of them.
You might also be drinking in a space like a bar or at a restaurant where it’s not possible to play games with any equipment. Beer Pong springs to mind, as well as Drinking Jenga. What they’re asking about is drinking games with nothing required in order to play them.Īnd it’s true you do need props with some drinking games. Then someone inevitably asks if anyone knows of any games they can play. When you’re out drinking with your mates, you can always be guaranteed a good night of bonding and larks.
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