Recommended for college students! Punishment game ideas that will make everyone laugh and hype things up
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!
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Put on stockings over your head and pull
Many of you have probably seen “stocking sumo” on TV shows or YouTube.
When you do it, your face inevitably gets pulled and turns into a funny expression.
In this punishment game, let’s take advantage of that to make your opponent pull an embarrassing funny face.
These days you can even buy stockings at convenience stores, so preparation is easy.
[Right or Left?] Three Punishments All at Once
![[Right or Left?] Three Punishments All at Once](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/lDzE9kt_dMg/sddefault.jpg)
The idea is to have them choose whether to take the punishment on the right or the left, and then administer the chosen punishment at the same time.
The punishments use props like a paper fan or a bat to the butt, and the level of pain varies depending on the prop.
The key point is that you hold the props up behind them and have them choose, so the target can’t see the props—and even if you swap them after they choose, they won’t notice.
The more you pair things so the target suffers, the more exciting the moment will likely be.
doodles on the face
Recent penalty games have gotten pretty elaborate, but how about going back to basics and focusing on something simply unpleasant? A great recommendation for that kind of punishment is drawing on someone’s face.
No one likes having their face doodled on, right? Plus, you can’t see what’s been drawn on your own face without a mirror, so keep the doodles a secret until the very end and give it a try.
flick to the forehead
Flicking someone’s forehead is the ultimate classic punishment game, isn’t it? It’s so standard that we sometimes even forget to include it as an option.
Why not go back to basics once in a while and use a forehead flick as the penalty? In fact, if you do it right, it can be quite painful, so I think it’ll get everyone excited if you try experimenting with where to hit and the angle, and so on.
rubber band to the face
Face Rubber Bands is a penalty game everyone can join.
The idea is to stretch thick rubber bands onto the face of the person taking the penalty.
Decide on a number per person—say, two each—and take turns.
The fun part is watching the face change, like when someone puts on a stocking.
It’s also entertaining to chat and decide where to place them next—“Okay, let’s put the next one on the cheek,” and so on.
One caution: avoid placing bands around the jaw or neck area, as there’s a risk of constriction.
flick on the forehead
Back in elementary school, didn’t you have friends who were always eager to play games that ended with a forehead flick or a finger flick on the back of the hand as punishment? Why not try those nostalgic penalty games again? Doing them now, you’ll realize that the finger flick actually hurts in a low-key way and works as a proper punishment.
Of course, overdoing it could cause injury, so be careful and keep it moderate.
chugging carbonated drink
When you drink a strongly carbonated beverage, you end up burping, right? A game that takes advantage of this is the carbonated chugging penalty game.
As the name suggests, in this game you chug a carbonated soda as quickly as possible.
The rule is that you must try not to burp afterward.
Since burping is almost inevitable after drinking something fizzy, holding it in and then finally letting out a burp might get a laugh.