DRUNK VIKING

Higher or Lower is about guessing if the next card is higher or lower than the current card. If the guess is wrong, the player takes a sip!

Click the dice to throw it!

Sing-A-Letter is a game where the player who first sings a chorus from a song that starts with the displayed letter gets to distribute three sips to any participant!

The person the bottle points at takes a sip! Use this game for Truth or Dare, challenges, or other drinking games!

Theme is about going around the group saying something within a specific theme. If anyone messes up or can't think of something, they drink three penalty sips! The person with the phone starts. The game includes 100+ themes.

In Other Words is about one player describing the word on the screen using other words. Other players try to guess the correct word, and the one who guesses right gives out 2 sips. The game includes 100+ words.

Who's Most Likely To is about pointing to the person who best matches the statement. Drink one sip for each time you're pointed at; you can point to yourself too! The game contains about 100 questions (most are 18+).

50 Questions to ask your partner! Take turns choosing a number between 1-50 and answering the question next to that number. If someone doesn’t want to answer or repeats a number, they drink 3 sips!

200 Questions is about taking turns choosing a number between 1-224 and answering the question next to that number. If the person doesn’t want to answer or repeats a number, they drink 3 sips! The game includes 224 questions (most are 18+).

Truth or Dare is a game where players take turns choosing between answering a personal question (truth) or completing a challenge (dare). The person with the phone starts asking, and the turn then passes to the person who was just asked.

Never Have I Ever involves a person reading statements out loud, and if someone has done it, they drink a sip! If you're the only one drinking, share the story behind it. The list includes 150 Never Have I Ever questions (most are 18+).

Point to the person who best fits the statement and drink a sip for each time you're pointed at! The list includes 150 questions (most are 18+).

Never Have I Ever involves a person reading statements out loud, and if someone has done it, they take a sip! If you're the only one drinking, you have to share the story behind it. The game includes 200 statements (most are 18+).

Who's Most Likely To is about pointing to the person who best matches the statement. Drink one sip for each time you're pointed at; you can point to yourself too! The game includes 200 questions (most are 18+).

100 Questions involves asking questions to a person in the room. If they can't or don't want to answer, they drink penalty sips! The game includes 100 questions (most are 18+).

Picolo - Just add each player's name, and let the game handle the rest! Follow the instructions or answer the questions, however crazy they get, or drink penalty sips!

30 Questions to ask your date! Take turns choosing a number between 1-30 and answering the question next to it. If someone doesn't want to answer, they drink 3 sips!

The Pointing Game is about pointing to the person who best matches the statement. Take a sip for every time you're pointed at, and of course, you can point at yourself! The game includes around 200 questions (most are 18+).

Players share three statements about themselves, two true and one false. The other players must figure out the lie within a time limit.

Titanic is a drinking game where players try not to sink a floating shot glass by pouring in their drink.

Preparation:

• A large glass (beer mug, whiskey glass, or similar)
• A shot glass
• A bottle of beer or another drink per player
• Optionally, a bottle of spirits for variety

Rules:

• Place the shot glass in the middle of the large glass so it floats on the surface.
• Players take turns pouring their drink into the shot glass carefully, trying not to sink it.
• The player who causes the shot glass to sink loses the round.
• The loser drinks the contents of both the shot glass and the large glass.

Variations:

• For an extra challenge, use spirits in the shot glass.
• Add penalties based on how much drink the shot glass held when it sank.

Paranoia is a fast and fun way to get everyone in the mood. Players whisper a question to the person on their right, and the answers must be given out loud without the others hearing the questions. If someone gets curious and wants to know the question, they must drink. A more intense variant is "Personparanoia," where the answers must be names of people in the room and must be pointed out. Want to know the question? Drink.

To start the name game, one player says the name of a celebrity, and the next person must say the name of another celebrity whose name starts with the first letter of the previous person's last name. So if player one says Jennifer Aniston, you can follow up with Alice Cooper, and the next person can say Céline Dion. What about drinking? If you can’t come up with a name right away, you must drink while you think.

Play the song "Blue" by Eiffel 65 and drink every time you hear the word "blue." Just hit play and get ready to drink every time they say "blue." It’s that easy and makes for a fun, fast-paced game! Other songs that work well for this game include "Uptown Funk" by Mark Ronson (drink every time you hear "uptown"), "Happy" by Pharrell Williams (drink on "happy"), and "Toxic" by Britney Spears (drink on "toxic").

Thumper starts with each player choosing a hand gesture for themselves (let your imagination flow). The game then begins with all players (in rhythm) tapping on the table or their knees while one starting player performs their own hand gesture, then someone else's, while the others continue to tap. The person whose hand gesture was performed then repeats this pattern, and so on. The one who gets confused by the gestures or takes too long to react must drink 3 penalty sips.

Flip Cup is a popular drinking game played with plastic cups.

Preparation:

• Plastic cups
• A table
• A drink per participant
• A timer

Rules:

• Divide the participants into two teams and place a cup with any drink in front of each player.
• The game starts with one player from each team drinking their drink and then trying to flip the cup with the tip of a finger to quickly flip it so that it lands upside down on the table.
• When the first player has successfully flipped their cup, it's the next player's turn in the team to continue in the same way.
• The winning team is the team that first flips all of their cups.
• The game can be played with both teams simultaneously or against the clock - one team at a time, where the team with the best time wins.
• If there is an odd number of participants, one player on one team gets to flip the cup twice.

Beer Pong is a popular drinking game played with plastic cups and ping pong balls.

Preparation:

• Plastic cups
• Ping pong balls
• A table
• At least one drink per team

Rules:

• Divide the participants into two teams and place cups in a pyramid formation on each side of the table.
• Fill the cups halfway with any drink.
• The teams take turns throwing a ping pong ball over the table and trying to hit the opposing team's cups.
• If a ping pong ball lands in the opposing team's cup, a player from that team must drink the contents of the cup, and it is then removed from the table.
• The team that first successfully hits and empties all of the opposing team's cups wins the game.
• Each team may only ask the opposing team to change the formation of the cups according to their own wishes once.
• It is also popular to play with "trick shots," which means that if the ping pong ball bounces back to the throwing team, they get another chance to throw, but it must be a more challenging throw.

The Bus is an exciting and fun drinking game, all you need is a deck of cards!

Preparation

• Place 9 cards face down on a table to create a 3×3 formation. Distribute the rest of the cards evenly among the players. The leftover cards are set aside.

Round 1

• The dealer flips one card at a time. If a player has a card in hand that matches a card that has been flipped, they place that card on top of it. For each card placed, they can give out two sips to any player. The game continues until all cards on the table have been flipped.

Round 2

• The dealer then shuffles all the cards that were placed on the table and lays down 9 face-down cards again on the table to form a diamond (1 – 2 – 3 – 2 – 1).
• Now all players who still have cards in hand must "take the bus." All players taking the bus now play together. The round begins with a card at one end of the diamond being flipped, then the adjacent card is flipped to move to the other side of the diamond.
• If a face card (Jack, Queen, or King) or an Ace is flipped up, all players taking the bus must drink three sips. The game ends when the players manage to get from one side to the other of the diamond without flipping up a face card or Ace. Then the deck is shuffled again, and the game starts over from the beginning.

Ring of Fire is played with a standard deck of cards. If the ring of cards is broken, the player is punished by drinking a witch's brew placed on the table.

Preparations

You need a standard deck of cards, any drink, and a larger cup that will hold the witch's brew. Each player pours a little of their drink into the cup, which is placed in the center of the playing area. Around the cup, a ring of cards is laid out. The circle of cards must be overlapping.

Gameplay

The youngest player starts by drawing a card from the circle of cards on the table, then the game proceeds clockwise, with each player taking turns picking up a card around the cup and performing the action corresponding to the drawn card.

Card Rules

• Red 2-6: Distribute sips
• Black 2-6: Drink yourself
• 7s: Bathroom break
• 8s: Thumb rule
• 9s: Theme
• 10s: Rule
• Jack: Rhyme
• Queen: Cheers
• King: Pose
• Ace: Waterfall

Who Loses?

When the circle of cards is broken, the player who causes this must drink the witch's brew in the cup and thus loses the game.

Black or Red is a simple and fun drinking game played with a deck of cards!

Preparations:

• A deck of cards
• A drink for each player

Rules:

• Players gather around a table or form a circle on the floor and decide the order of play.
• The first player tries to guess the color (black or red) of the top card in the deck and then turns it over.
• If the player guesses correctly, they draw a new card and continue in the same manner until they guess wrong.
• If the player guesses wrong, they take a penalty sip and it becomes the next player's turn.
• If the player guesses correctly three times in a row, they can distribute three sips to any player.

Bluff is a fun and exciting drinking game played with a deck of cards!

Preparations:

• A deck of cards
• A drink for each participant

Rules:

• Participants sit around a table, and a deck of cards is dealt evenly to all players.
• The first player starts by choosing a rank and then states how many cards of that rank they have in hand.
• The game continues with the next player either choosing a higher rank or lying by claiming to have more cards than the previous player.
• If a player accuses the previous player of lying, the previous player must show their cards. If they lied and do not have enough cards of the claimed rank, they must drink three sips. If no one accuses the player of lying, the cards are discarded, and the game continues.
• If the previous player did not lie and has enough cards of the claimed rank, the accusing player must drink three sips.
• The game continues with the next player choosing a rank and either telling the truth or bluffing.
• The first player to get rid of all their cards wins the game.

Fuck the Dealer is played using a deck of cards.

All participants need a drink. One person (the dealer) starts with the deck and looks at the top card. The person to the left of the dealer must guess the value of the card, and the dealer then informs whether the card is higher or lower.

The player gets another guess, and if they are wrong this time as well, they must drink as many sips as they are away from the card's value. The card must be placed face up on the table for all to see.

The turn to guess then goes to the next player. When three people in a row have guessed wrong on both their guesses, the deck is handed to the next person, who becomes the new dealer.

If a player guesses the card right on the first try, the dealer must drink 10 sips. If they guess right on the second try, the dealer must drink 5 sips.

Pyramid is a popular drinking game played with a deck of cards.

Preparations:

• A deck of cards
• A drink for each participant

Rules:

• Build a pyramid with the cards by laying one card in the first row, two cards in the second row, three cards in the third row, and so on.
• Participants sit around a table, and each player has their own drink.
• The first player flips over a card, and all players with the same card in their hand must drink one sip.
• The second player then flips over a card, and all with the same card in hand drink two sips.
• The process continues until all cards in all rows of the pyramid have been flipped.
• The player with the most cards at the end of the game must drink 10 sips.

Joker is a challenging but exciting game.

Preparations:

• A glass bottle, typically a 33cl drink bottle
• A deck of cards

Rules:

• A deck of cards with a joker on the bottom is balanced on top of the glass bottle.
• Participants take turns blowing away any number of cards.
• The one who blows away the last card (the joker) from the bottle must drink a predetermined amount of alcohol, such as a shot.

Card Suck is a flirty drinking game that can lead to kisses on the lips. It’s a perfect game for those who want to "accidentally" kiss someone.

Preparations:

• A deck of cards

Rules:

• Take a random card from a standard deck of cards.
• Arrange the participants in a circle with girls and boys alternating.
• Make sure all participants have something to drink.
• Choose one person to start the game.
• That person places the card on their mouth and sucks it in place. Without dropping the card, it must be transferred to the next participant, who receives it with their mouth by sucking it in place.
• The pair that drops the card must drink two sips of their drink.