And there’s a boozy component to each action: If you land on “Truth” and don’t want to answer, you take a shot, and if you land on “Dare” and don’t do the dare, you have to do a shot.ĭrunk Jenga/Tipsy Tower Image used with permission by copyright holder There are cards for each action except Snitch, so, for example, if the player spinning the bottle lands on “Truth,” they’d pick a card from the Truth pile and have to answer the question. Different actions - Take a Shot, Truth, Dare, Snitch (pick a player and tell them something to do), and Go (where the player performs an action, everyone mimics it, and the last person to do so drinks) - are spaced on a circle, with a spinnable bottle pointer in the middle. This grown-up twist on Truth or Dare adds alcohol to the mix, guaranteeing an evening of intriguing revelations and crazy acts. MadWish Image used with permission by copyright holder And in keeping with the beer theme, the player pieces are bottle caps. The straightforward directions and gameplay mean there’s no sitting around trying to figure out the rules you just dive right in and start playing and drinking. Players roll dice and move around the spaces on the outside of the board that has directions like “Girls Drink,” “Pour A Drink Into The Community Cup,” “Cheers! (Everyone Drinks),” “Waterfall,” and more.

This easy and fun board game is a great way to jazz up an evening with friends and family and is perfect for brew lovers. The 8 Best Anime to Stream on Amazon Prime Right Nowīeeropoly Image used with permission by copyright holder The Best Kurt Russell You Can Stream Right Now The 8 best horror movies on Netflix right now By combining so many classic drinking games into one, it’s bound to bring back plenty of memories of college (plus maybe a hangover or two). In between the bottle spaces, there are also group games like Waterfall, Pour/Drink directives (to down your drink or pour more), and so on. If you complete the challenge, you get a mini-bottle. The objective is to be the first player to collect a six-pack of mini-bottles, which you do by landing on “bottle” spaces and completing the drinking tasks like beer pong or flip cup.

Players roll the dice to move around the edge of the board and follow the directions of whatever space they land on. The board is laid out in a Monopoly-style grid, with a central spot in the middle of the board hosting a Solo cup. Often referred to as the “ultimate drinking board game,” Drink-a-palooza combines several of the most popular old-school drinking games like beer pong and quarters into a single drinking game juggernaut. Drink-a-palooza Image used with permission by copyright holder

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