Heated fun with seven people, no equipment needed! Immersive games that deepen bonds
You might want to have a lively time with a group of about seven friends, but sometimes it’s hard to decide what game to play.
If you’ve got games you can enjoy without any equipment, you can spice up a sudden get-together or a big group trip on the spot! This time, we’re introducing budget-friendly party games you can play with no props at all.
From brain-teasing quizzes to communication games, it’s packed with fun activities that will make everyone smile.
Give them a try during short breaks or anytime you’re hanging out with friends!
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Get Fired Up With 7 People, No Props Needed! Experiential Games to Deepen Bonds (1–10)
Tongue Twister Showdown
When it comes to games that get everyone excited without using any props, tongue-twister battles are a classic.
Gather a variety of fun tongue twisters and face off.
You can present one prompt at a time and decide rankings each round, or set multiple prompts with different difficulty levels and see who lasts the longest.
It’s a good idea to write the prompts on a whiteboard.
Since tongue twisters are tough at first glance, consider adding practice time and other tweaks so everyone can enjoy the game.
Lyrics Shiritori Game
A fun game where you play shiritori using song lyrics.
Sing a line from a song, then continue with lyrics from another song that start with the last character of the previous line.
It’s great for everyone from kids to adults—you’ll recall familiar tunes and discover new ones.
Not only for people who love singing, it’s also a chance to encounter songs you don’t know.
Perfect for karaoke, parties, and school activities.
Even those who aren’t confident singers will naturally smile—simple yet surprisingly deep.
Put your musical knowledge and creativity to use and have fun playing!
Birthday line
The party game “Birthday Line” has a simple rule: within a set time limit, everyone must line up in order from the earliest to the latest birthdate.
It sounds easy, but here’s the tricky part—you’re not allowed to say your birthday or your full date of birth.
Instead, you have to share clues like things that were popular when you were a kid or the season you were born in, then deduce the order and line up correctly.
The key is listening carefully and reading between the lines.
It’s a lively game that not only gets everyone excited, but also helps you get closer by learning each other’s birthdays.
Heated fun for 7 without any props! Immersive games that deepen bonds (11–20)
Raise it higher and higher! Game
The rhythm-based relay game “Keep Raising the Price!” is fun with both large and small groups.
The rule is just as the name suggests: each person has to name something that costs more than the previous person’s answer.
For example, if the first person says “a 5-yen chocolate,” the next might say “Butamen instant noodles,” then “a rice ball,” … “a car,” “a house,” and so on.
In the video, people eventually end up answering with things like a celebrity’s entire fortune or a national budget.
The key is to name something just a bit more expensive than the previous answer and pass it smoothly to the next person.
It’s a great hype-builder, so it’s likely to bring participants closer together!
Word Wolf
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To put it simply, this game is a word-based version of Werewolf.
You try to find the werewolf—the one person who was given a different word—through several rounds of discussion and a hint segment, then vote.
You don’t even know whether you’re the werewolf yourself, so the discussions can be pretty nerve-wracking.
It’s important to have good communication skills too: listen carefully to everyone and speak strategically in case you turn out to be the werewolf.
There are also tools available online so you can enjoy it over the internet—be sure to check them out!
human disentanglement puzzle
A disentanglement puzzle is a game where you use your wits to remove and connect parts.
This time, we’re introducing a version you can try with people: the Human Knot.
Participants stand facing inward to form a circle and join hands.
When you join hands, don’t hold hands with the people directly next to you, and don’t hold both hands with the same person.
Once everyone is connected, the game begins.
Work together to untangle yourselves to form a neat circle.
Don’t force it—someone could get hurt—so if you really can’t untangle, start over.
Say one thing, do the opposite game
Move your head and body at the same time—“Say the same, do the opposite” is a simple-rule game that’s guaranteed to get everyone excited.
Participants line up side by side and hold hands with the person next to them.
When the host says, “Say the same, do the opposite,” the game begins! If they say “right,” you repeat “right” while jumping to the opposite side, “left.” Likewise, if they say “forward,” you repeat “forward” while jumping “backward.” Since everyone is holding hands, if one person makes a mistake, others might get pulled into it, too.
It’s a game that tests teamwork—give it a try!