Drinking Games

A card game where players take turns drawing cards and following the corresponding rules until the king card is drawn, which results in everyone drinking.

A game where players take turns trying to throw ping pong balls into cups of beer on the opposite side of a table, with the opponent drinking the contents of any cups that are successfully landed in.

A team game where players race to drink a cup of beer and then flip the cup over by flicking it with their fingers, with the first team to finish all cups winning.

A game where players take turns making statements starting with "never have I ever", with anyone who has done the statement taking a drink.

A counting game where players take turns counting upwards, with any number divisible by 7 or containing the digit 7 requiring the player to say "buzz" instead, with mistakes resulting in a drink

A variation of Jenga where each block has a rule or task written on it, such as "drink two shots" or "make up a rule for the game

A game where players take turns trying to bounce a quarter into a cup, with successful bounces resulting in opponents drinking

Players set up a grid of shot glasses and try to sink their opponent's "ships" by guessing the coordinates of their shots. Each time a player's ship is hit, they must drink the corresponding shot. The first player to sink all of their opponent's ships wins.

A game where players flip a coin and guess whether it will land on heads or tails, with correct guesses allowing them to choose between taking a sip of their drink or removing an article of clothing.

A game where players take turns doing a hand gesture while chanting "what's the name of the game?", with the other players responding "Thumper!" and then repeating the gesture, with the last player to do so taking a drink.

A drinking game played to the song "Roxanne" by The Police, where players drink every time the word "Roxanne" is sung.  This can be played to ANY song or movie. 

A card game where players take turns drawing cards and following the corresponding rules, with each card having its own unique task or penalty.