This game is played with the board game Scrabble. Here are the rules: Same regular scrabble rules apply. The only words that can be formed are brands of beer, alcohol, etc. For every letter that you need to pick up from the bag, you take a sip (mouthful) of beer, or shot or other...
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This game is a whole lot of fun well after you’ve already hit the bottle! Just get out your old game of Operation. Play the game by its normal rules, but instead of playing with money, you play with drinks. For example, your job is to remove the silly bone for $400. If you...
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You will need the board game “Don’t Break the Ice” by Milton Bradley and a sufficient amount of alcohol. Three to four people seems to work the best. More players can enter if they’d like, but it takes away from the gameplay. This is a game of skill, finesse, gut instinct, and the ability...
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This requires the Twister mat and spin board; what you do is create either alcoholic shots and dares to be allocated to each spot on the mat, write them on pieces of paper then fold them over mix them up to keep them secret. In turns spin the board and select the bit of...
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This game is played along with the game “Crocodile Dentist”. First, form a circle of players. Someone begins by pushing one of the Croc’s teeth down. If a tooth is pushed down without the croc snapping your hand, you can give out one drink to any other player. Pass the crock around. For every...
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This can be played with as little as two players up to as many players as the game will allow. You will need to have the board game, Candy Land, and a ton of beer. (You could play this with liquor but I wouldn’t advise that!) You follow the rules of the board game...
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You need plenty of cold beers and also the Battleship board game. You place the ships where you want to and then you begin the game (same rules apply like misses, hits and sinks). Here is how it works. The first player guesses where the opponents ship is. If they are wrong the person...
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Just follow the rules of Outburst to start. Best played with 2 teams of 2. There are 10 answers per card. However many one team gets right the other team drinks (in chugs or sips). And whatever you miss you drink. Example: If your team gets 7 out of 10 correct, the other team...
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