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Recommended for college students! Punishment game ideas that will make everyone laugh and hype things up

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Introducing party game punishments that get college students hyped!

College students often get together with friends or club members for various events.

Many of you have probably played games at drinking parties and had to take a punishment when you lost, right?

In this article, we’ve gathered a variety of punishments, including “funny,” “embarrassing,” and “a little painful” types.

These thrilling, heart-pounding punishments make good times even more exciting.

If you want to raise the tension of your game, give them a try!

[Recommended for college students!] Funny and exciting punishment game ideas (51–60)

Communicating in cat language

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Communicating in cat language

Things that make you feel embarrassed are a classic for punishment games, aren’t they? Here’s one to try: a punishment game where you communicate in “cat language.” Because it has a game-like element, it’s great for keeping things fun as you go.

First, decide on a prompt.

Then the person receiving the punishment has to convey what the prompt is by using cat sounds like “meow,” and other cat-like expressions.

As a variation, you could make a rule to wear cat ears, or switch to the sounds of other animals for extra fun.

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In conclusion

We’ve introduced some penalty games that are sure to hype up any group of college students.

What did you think? We’ve gathered ideas where both winners and losers can end up laughing, so if you’re looking for fun penalty games, be sure to use these as a reference.

Just be careful not to go overboard—like dragging unrelated people into it!