At parties and gatherings, sometimes all you need is a good drinking game that doesn’t require a deck of cards, dice, or any other game equipment. You have your people, and your beers, and want to create unforgettable memories, and we support that. We’ve made a list of the top 11 games including classics, and recently discovered ones that we’ve played several times, and absolutely loved!
1. Drunk Jenga

2 or more players | Requires a set of Jenga blocks, sharpies, and drinks.
Drunk Jenga is a classic drinking game without cards, that’s a total blast always. To set up your game, you need to write prompts in the Jenga blocks: plank for 1 minute, give someone a shot, 5 burpees, Waterfall, or really, as challenging or dirty as you want them to get. Then, you’ll play Jenga as usual, but, before placing the block on top, you must complete whatever the prompt says. The game ends when the tower crashes!
2. Pizza Box
3 or more players | Requires an empty pizza box, a quarter, a sharpie, and drinks.
There can’t be a party without pizzas, right? When you finish eating, use the boxes to play a hilarious game: The Pizza Box! You’ll take turns throwing the quarter, drawing a circle around it, and writing a dare inside that circle. After a few rounds, the quarter could land on an already-drawn circle, so you just complete the dare written on it. But if it lands in an empty space, you add a new dare. The game ends whenever you get bored of it!
3. Rage Cage
3 to 12 players | Requires 10 to 30 plastic cups, 2 ping pong balls, and drinks.
The famous Rage Cage is the best option when there’s a large group of people. Depending on the number of players, you’ll arrange a circle of plastic cups in the middle of the table, filled ⅓ with beer, except the cup in the middle which must be full. The game starts with two players on opposite sides of the table, who must drink the contents of one cup from the middle, and try to bounce the ball into it.
If successful, the cup and ball are passed to the other players. If not, they get stacked and drink another cup. The game ends when all the cups have been drunk.
4. Back 2 Back
4 or more players | Requires drinks for all players.
Are you ready for a game to help you know each other better? All players in pairs should sit back to back, so they can’t see each other. One extra player (or any of the active players), must read a few ‘who’s most likely to…’ questions out loud. Out of the two players, whoever thinks relates most to the question, drinks. If they both drink because they think they’re most likely to do something, they drink again. If no one drinks about the question, they both drink! No matter what, someone will always be drinking.
5. Drink While You Think
2 or more players | Requires drinks for everyone playing.
Thinking becomes a challenge when you’re already tipsy, doesn’t it? Drink While You Think is a drinking game that tests how many celebrity names you know. The first player starts with a random celebrity (e.g. David Schwimmer), the second player must say another celebrity name, that starts with the first letter of the previous celebrity’s last name (e.g. Sabrina Carpenter) and continues with the other players. The twist is that while you think of the name, you must constantly be drinking!
6. Cheers to the Governor
4 or more players | Requires drinks for all players.
Cheers to the Governor is the game of making up new rules. You gotta sit in a circle, and each player starts saying a number in order, from 1 to 21. Once the number 21 is said, everyone must raise their glasses, say ‘Cheers to the Governor’, and take a sip of their drink. Whoever said the number 21, can make up a rule to apply to the next rounds of the game (for example, switching numbers with one another, telling a joke when the number 10 is said, and so on). If you mess up a number or a rule, you drink, and the round begins again from 1.
7. Two Truths And One Lie
2 and more players;
Everything you need to know about ‘Two Truths And One Lie’:
We love games that help you know people better. Each of you will take turns telling 3 things about yourself. Two should be truths, and one should be a lie. All players must guess what you lied about. Everyone who guessed incorrectly, drinks. If you made them simple to guess, and everyone guessed correctly, you have to down your drink. You may play as many rounds as you want, or until you don’t have anything else to share with the group.
8. Stump
2 to 10 players | Requires a stump, a hammer, one nail per person, and drinks.
Are you up for an outdoor drinking game? Possibly the most unsafe one? Stump begins with the woodmaster, who hammers all nails in the stump, as little as possible, and everyone tells which one is their nail. On your turn, you throw & rotate the hammer 360°, catch it, and try to hit a nail. Whenever your nail is hit, you have to drink. When your nail is completely in the stump, you’re out of the game. Also, if you drop the hammer, or if you miss hitting someone’s nail, you must drink!
9. Never Have I Ever
4 or more players | Requires drinks & a good list of prompts.
No list is ever complete without mentioning Never Have I Ever, since it’s one of the simplest and most fun ones. All you have to do is ask the prompts out loud: Never have I ever friend-zoned someone, never have I ever gone skinny dipping, and more. Whoever has done that specific thing, takes a sip of their drink (or a shot). If they haven’t done it, they simply wait for the next prompt. The biggest issue is finding good questions to ask, but you can always consider Truths Untold, our better alternative to the game.
10. Do or Drink
4 or more players | Requires drinks for everyone & a good list of dares.
First things first, we’d worked in a Do or Drink list of dares, and you gotta check it out! The game is simply about choosing if you want to complete a challenge or take a gulp of your drink. These challenges can be anything, from as clean as eating a spoonful of hot sauce, to as dirty as demonstrating your handjob skills, so, depends on who you’re playing with. Besides all, it’s a great way to see everyone’s limits! If you would prefer a card game instead, we have made a bundle called Sip & Challenge, which is just like DoD but better!
11. Sausage
5 or more players | Requires drinks for everyone.
This weirdly-named game, will for sure make y’all laugh. Sit in a circle and choose one player to be the ‘sausage’. The sausage must look at the player on their left, which tries to make the sausage laugh within 7 seconds. When time’s up, the sausage must say ‘SAUSAGE’ out loud, with a straight face. If completed without laughing or smirking, the active player drinks and the sausage looks at the next person. If the sausage laughs, both the sausage and the player drink, and then the player becomes the new sausage!
Final Thoughts
It was a priority for us to include games that are different from each other, and also, only include ones that we’ve tested and had really much fun with. It’s important you read all the details, and considering what your team prefers, pick the most suitable game, counting here the game difficulty, the amount of drinking, and much more deets.