Jenga the drinking game
The drinking game variant of Jenga requires a bit of creativity and a lot of alcohol. Jenga as a drinking game is perfect as a party game. The Jenga rules remain the same, but individual stones are labeled. If you drag one of these labeled stones, you must perform the action associated with the label.
✍️ August 26, 2022📖 Content:
- ✅ Equipment for Jenga as a drinking game
- 🤓 How to play Jenga as a drinking game
- 💡 Jenga drinking game block ideas
A game of Jenga can be a fun and easy way to get drunk with friends! All you need is a standard 52-piece Jenga set and some alcoholic beverages. To make things even more interesting, you can add your own rules to the game. Keep reading to learn how to turn a classic game of Jenga into a drinking game!
Equipment for Jenga as a drinking game ✅
- Jenga
- A pen (If you’re fancy, use multiple colors)
- Alcoholic beverages
How to play Jenga as a drinking game 🤓
Jenga is a drinking game that can be played with a group of people. The game’s object is to stack blocks on top of each other without knocking over the tower. If you knock over the building, you have to drink. The game can be played with different rules, but the basic premise is always the same!
The main difference between this drinking game and regular Jenga is that there are labels on the blocks. These labels correspond to rules that must be followed when the block is pulled. For example, there may be a rule that says “drink 1” or “make a rule”. The player who pulls the block must follow the instruction on the label.
Add your spin to the game by making up your own rules! Be creative and have fun! Keep reading for fun Jenga label ideas!
Jenga drinking game block ideas 💡
Make the game your own by adding rules to the blocks! Don’t worry; we’ve got you covered with some fun ideas:
1. Drink 1
The player who pulls the block must take a drink.
2. Drink 2
The player who pulls the block must take two drinks.
3. Drink 3
The player who pulls the block must take three drinks.
4. All players drink
When this block is pulled, all players must take a drink.
5. To your left drinks
The player who pulls the block must make the player to their left drink.
6. To your right drinks
The player who pulls the block must make the player to their right drink.
7. Choose wisely
The player who pulls the block gets to choose any player to take a drink.
8. Waterfall!
When this block is pulled, everyone starts drinking and can’t stop until the player to their right stops.
9. Thumb master
The player who pulls the block becomes the thumb master. This means they can put their thumb on the table at any point during the game. The last player to notice and put their thumb on the table has to take a drink.
10. Make a rule
The player who pulls the block gets to make a rule for the game. For example, they could say that every time somebody drinks, they have to tell a joke.
11. Do a dare
The player who pulls the block must do a dare. The dare can be anything from singing a song to doing a silly dance.
12. Never Have I Ever…
The player who pulls the block says something they’ve never done before. For example, “I’ve never been skydiving”. Anyone else in the group who has done that thing has to drink.
13. categories
The player who pulls the block chooses a category (e.g., animals) and names an item within that category. The next player then has to call another thing within that category, and so on. If somebody can’t think of an answer or repeats an answer, they have to drink!
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14. Answer a question
The player who pulls the block must answer a question truthfully. This can be anything from “What’s your biggest fear?” to “Who would you want to be stranded on a deserted island with?”.
15. Finish your drink
The player who pulls the block must finish their drink.
16. Take a shot
The player who pulls the block must take a shot.
17. Shots for everyone!
When this block is pulled, everyone must take a shot.
18. Two are better than one
The player who pulls the block gets to choose another player to take a drink with them.
19. Little one
The smallest person in the group must take a drink.
20. Tall one
The tallest person in the group must take a drink.
21. Closest to the door
The person closest to the door must take a drink.
22. Happy birthday
The player whose birthday is closest to the current date must take a drink.
23. Oldest person
The oldest person in the group must take a drink.
24. Youngest person
The youngest person in the group must take a drink.
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25. Name change
The player who pulls the block must choose a new name for themselves for the rest of the game. If the other players call them by their real name, they have to take a drink.
26. Reverse
The order of play is reversed. The person who was last now goes first, and the person who first now went last.
27. Sing a song
Start singing a song. The next person clockwise must then sing the following line of the song. This continues until somebody messes up or forgets the words, at which point they have to take a drink.
28. Act out a movie scene
One player starts acting out a scene from a movie. The other players then have to try and guess the film within 30 seconds. If nobody guesses correctly, the player acting out the scene must take a drink. If someone guesses correctly, every player except them and the player acting out the scene has to take a drink.
29. Staring contest
Pick someone to have a staring contest with. The first person to blink or look away loses and has to take a drink.
30. Rhyme time
The player who pulls the block says a word, and the next person then has to say a word that rhymes with it. This continues until somebody can’t think of a word or repeats a previous word, at which point they have to take a drink.
31. Cat person
All cat owners must take a drink.
32. Dog person
All dog owners must take a drink.
33. Rock, Paper, Scissors
Pick someone to play Rock, Paper, Scissors with. The loser of the game has to take a drink.
Playing drinking games is a great way to have fun with friends and family. We hope you enjoy trying out some of these games and that they help make your next gathering even more enjoyable. Just remember to drink responsibly! Cheers!
