Banquet and Party Games That Liven Up the After-Party [2026]
As the fun party finally reaches its peak, you start craving a little extra spice, don’t you?
This time, we’ve gathered video clips of “games” that are sure to shine at the after-party.
They’re a diverse selection of games that anyone—young or old, men or women—can enjoy, so be sure to find ones that suit the party you’ll be attending.
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After-Party Crowd-Pleasers: Banquet and Party Games [2026] (1–10)
Team Competition Bingo
Team bingo is a classic party game that everyone can enjoy together! Unlike regular bingo, the key is teaming up with your tablemates to aim for victory.
It’s not just about matching numbers—your teamwork is put to the test, which really boosts the sense of unity in the room.
You’ll cheer and groan at unexpected twists, and hold your breath as you chase prizes…
There’s no doubt everyone will get excited by the surprising outcomes! If you want to make the after-party even more memorable, this game is highly recommended.
What about the proposal words and situation?
This is the kind of dare you’d want to use on newlyweds or friends who just got engaged.
A proposal is a huge event for a man.
He’s probably put a lot of thought into it and pulled off some cool lines or actions he wouldn’t normally show! Everyone around would love to hear about it, but for the person himself, it couldn’t be more embarrassing.
That said, depending on the couple, it might have been a reverse proposal from the woman! And if everyone in the group is single, having them talk about their “ideal scenario” is a great option too!
How do you call your partner? And how do they call you?
Let’s have them reveal the special names they only use for each other as a forfeit! The classic is dropping honorifics and calling each other by first name, but sometimes they actually use “-chan” or “-kun,” or even nicknames no one else knows.
For many people, that’s something they’d never want others to find out, which makes it perfect for a penalty game! If there’s a couple there, you could have them call each other by those names, too.
It might be embarrassing for them, but for everyone else it’s a forfeit that shares a bit of their happiness!
Banquet and Party Games That Liven Up the After-Party [2026] (11–20)
List five good things about the questioner!
Have the game winner list five good things about the person receiving the penalty.
We don’t often get the chance to tell our friends or partners what we like about them directly.
Even if we think it, it can be pretty embarrassing to say it face-to-face.
But that’s exactly why it works as a penalty! Use this penalty to encourage honest expressions of feelings.
It may be embarrassing for the speaker, but it will make the receiver happy and give both of you a great opportunity to grow closer.
Rock-Paper-Scissors: Bonk and Cover
Didn’t you play this when you were a kid? At the call of “Tap-and-Helmet Rock-Paper-Scissors!” you do rock-paper-scissors; the winner tries to hit the loser on the head with a toy hammer, and the loser quickly puts on a helmet to block it.
You get flustered and end up grabbing the hammer even though you lost, right? (lol)
Guess the prompt with Yes/No
Place a sheet with a topic written on it in front of you so that you can’t see what it says.
You can see the topics of the other players.
Choose a unified category for the topics, such as “anime characters” or “names of fish.” Then ask yes-or-no questions to narrow it down and figure out your answer—this is the game.
Intro Quiz
It’s a classic quiz where you play just a short clip of the intro of a song and participants have to name the title.
The song selection might be tricky depending on who’s attending, but anime themes and video game sound effects could really get everyone excited.