Rage Cage Configure the players in a ring around the table. Pick two players standing across from each other to start. They must each drink one of the beer filled cups, and proceed to bounce a ping pong ball inside of the empty cup. Once accomplished, they will pass the cup, and the ball clockwise to the next player.

Bite the Bag Place a brown paper bag on the floor. A player must reach down and pick it up with their mouth. The only thing that is allowed to touch the floor is your feet, and the only thing that is allowed to touch the bag is your mouth. If someone fails they must take a shot or chug a beer. After every round, cut off an inch from the top of the bag and play again. This game is like limbo in reverse

If you know what I mean A Whose Line Is It Anyway version of this game exists without drinking. Two people are given a scene or situation and they exchange dialog back and forth ending with the phrase “if you know what I mean.” Whoever runs out of sexual-sounding phrases first has to drink. Michael Scott would love this game.

Most Likely Everybody gets in a circle and somebody asks a “most likely” question. For instance, “Who would be most likely to be president?” or “Who will most likely puke after this game?” And on the count of three, everyone points to who they think would be the most likely person to do whatever the question asks. You have to take a drink for every person who’s pointing at you.

True American As played on the show New Girl, it’s outrageously fun if it’s done right. Players take turns trying to win moves in order to navigate the tables, chairs, and cushions which are your only escape from the “molten lava” floor. At the center of the game is a castle made of a bottle of alcohol and many beers. As players traverse the game area, they remove beers and drink them. Once all of the beers have been removed, the first player to reach the bottle of alcohol, finish their beer, and take a swig from bottle, wins the game. Read on for the full rules HERE

Medusa Everyone sits in a circle with a hell of a lot of drinks in front of them. Everybody keeps their heads down at the beginning, but on the count of three, everybody looks up and stares at someone else. If you’re looking at someone who isn’t looking at you, you’re good; but if you’ve made eye contact with someone, you gotta take a swig. The round resets.

Pennies Take turns trying to bounce a penny off the table into a short glass. Miss? Drink. Three in a row? Make up a new rule.

Drunk Jenga Write a different rule on each Jenga block and play. For instance, the rule could be, say, “fetus” so the youngest player has to take a drink. If you knock down the tower, you have to down the drink.

Sip Sip Shot An adult version of Duck Duck Goose. Everyone sits in a circle and one player goes around bopping people on the head, telling them to “sip.” Each bopped person takes a sip of their drink until the bopper choses someone to say “shot” to. The shot person has to leap up, chase the bopper around the circle, and try to tag them. If they succeed, they take over as bopper; if they do *not* succeed, they have to take a shot.

Cup Swap Each player needs two cups (one that’s full of some sort of alcoholic beverage and one that’s empty) and a spoon. Participants have one minute to transfer as much of their drink as possible from one cup to the other using the spoon. When the minute is up, you have to drink whatever’s left in the original cup.

he Mustache Game It’s simple. Step 1: Attach a mustache to your TV. Step 2: Drink when it lines up to someone’s face.