12 Insanely Fun Drinking Games You Just Have To Try

    Mix up your mixed drinks with ~games~.

    Alison Caporimo
    by Alison Caporimo

    BuzzFeed Staff

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    1. Disney Princess Drinking Game

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    Gather around ye olde computer screen with your friends and pull up your fave Disney movie. Now, it's time for drinking... Take a sip every time a princess talks to animals. Take a gulp if a princess’s parent is killed off before or within the first five minutes of the movie. And chug every time the princess encounters a beautiful or eventually beautiful prince. Get all of the rules here.

    2. Chandelier

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    It's basically beer pong + flip cup.

    How it works: Everyone has their own cup filled a little under halfway with beer. The cups are arranged in a circle, and there is one middle cup that is filled to the brim with beer. To start the game, one person tries to bounce a Ping-Pong ball off of the table and into a cup. If that person bounces the ball into someone else's cup, that person has to drink the beer in their cup, then refill the cup. If the original player bounces the ball into the middle cup, everyone has to drink their cup and then play flip cup on the edges of the table. The last person to flip their cup has to chug the middle cup. And if the original player misses bouncing the ball into anyone's cup or the middle cup, the ball can either be passed to the next person in the circle or it can go to whoever catches it.

    Learn more about it here.

    3. Sip Sip Shot

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    This adult version of Duck, Duck, Goose is so simple it's brilliant. Everyone sits in a circle and one player goes around bopping people on the head, advising 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 jump up, chase the bopper around the circle, and try to tag them. If they succeed, they take over as bopper; if they don't, they have to take a shot.

    4. Likes and Dislikes: Drunk Edition

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    Each person writes down some of their likes and dislikes. Then you have to guess who wrote what. For the drunk version, every time you guess wrong, you take a sip of your drink. Learn more about it here.

    5. Freeze or Drink

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    This is your fave recess game of freeze tag brought back to ~drunken~ life. One person — who is designated Mr. Freeze — must freeze throughout the course of the party. The last person to catch on must take a shot, and then they become the new Mr. Freeze. Get more info here.

    6. Medusa

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    Everyone sits around a circular table covered with a bunch of shot glasses (or jello shots). Players begin the game with their heads down on the table. On the count of three, everyone looks up and stares at another player. If you find yourself looking at someone who isn’t looking at you, you’re safe. If you find yourself looking directly into someone else’s eyes, you shout out “Medusa!” and take a shot. Keep on playing until the shots have disappeared.

    7. Most Likely

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    Everyone sits in a circle and one player asks a “most likely” question, like “Who would be most likely to stand in line for five hours to see Kylie Jenner?” or “Who would be most likely to go through an entire roll of paper towels before replacing the bathroom toilet paper?”

    On the count of three, everyone points to whoever they think would be most likely to commit the act. You have to take a drink for every person who’s pointing at you (so if five people think you’d win the roommate TP standoff, you have to take five drinks).

    And if you have a hard time thinking up "most likely" questions, go to this site that generates them for you.

    8. Straight Face

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    All players write ridiculous sentences on small pieces of paper. Then, one at a time, each player chooses a slip of paper and attempts to read whatever is written on it without smiling. If they fail, they have to drink.

    9. If You Know What I Mean

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    Two people are given a scene or situation (like the first day of school or going to the dog park). Every sentence in the situation has to end with the phrase “if you know what I mean.” Whoever runs out of vaguely sexual-sounding phrases first has to drink.

    10. Drunk Psychiatrist

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    One player is designated the psychiatrist and has to leave the room. While this person is away, the other players decide on a group psychosis (like: "We all start our sentences with 'so'"). Then the psychiatrist comes back in and has to ask the group questions to determine their psychosis. Every time the psychiatrist asks a question, the patients drink. In the end, the psychiatrist has to guess what the psychosis is. If the psychiatrist gets it wrong, they have to chug.

    11. Word

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    Pick a common word (like "it" or "so") that no one is allowed to say — and whoever says it has to drink. Alternatively, ban the words “no" or “yes." That way you can start tripping players up by asking yes-or-no questions. Tricky.

    12. I’m Going to the Bar

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    Remember playing the game I’m Going on a Picnic on long car rides? This is like that…only with getting drunk at the end instead of puking from motion sickness. The first person starts by saying, “I’m going to the bar and I need to get a beer” (or any other alcoholic beverage). After that, the ensuing players repeat the drink that the previous players said...then add another drink to the list as well.

    Here’s an example of what you’d have to say a few drinks in: “I’m going to the bar and I need to get a beer, a White Russian, a gin and tonic, and a tequila shot.” Keep going until someone messes up — and that person takes a shot.

    *C*H*E*E*R*S*

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