Games and activities everyone can enjoy together. A collection of fun play ideas.
Looking for fun activities everyone can enjoy together? Many people share that dilemma, don’t they? In fact, there are plenty of recreational and party games you can enjoy indoors.
Classics like Fruit Basket, Hula Hoop Down where everyone synchronizes their moves, and majority-rule games that get the whole group excited.
With a bit of creativity, your usual games can become even more fun.
In this article, we’ll introduce indoor recreation and party game ideas that kids and adults can enjoy.
Try them at get-togethers with friends or at your next party!
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Rock-Paper-Scissors Game for Kids (11–20)
playing rock-paper-scissors after seeing the opponent’s move (i.e., acting with hindsight/cheating)
In regular rock-paper-scissors, playing after your opponent is a taboo, right? But in this game, you intentionally play after them.
Decide in advance whether you’ll win or lose with your late play, then start the game! It sounds easy when you hear it, but it’s surprisingly tricky.
It’s simple yet gets everyone excited, so I recommend it! You can have everyone play and do a last-person-standing format, or pick representatives to go one by one.
Rock-Paper-Scissors Train Game
Introducing the “Rock-Paper-Scissors Train” game.
Move around the room like a freight train to the music.
When the music stops, play rock-paper-scissors with a friend.
The person who loses places a hand on the winner’s shoulder, and together they board the same train and set off.
Repeat the same actions to add more friends to your freight train.
The game is complete when everyone is riding the same train and departs together.
Try speeding up or slowing down the music to match the children’s pace and have fun!
Ball Battle
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If you win rock-paper-scissors, throw the ball and try to tag your opponent! Here’s an idea for a game called “Ball Battle.” It helps develop decision-making, quick reflexes, and control.
The rules are simple: the winner of rock-paper-scissors takes a color ball and tries to hit the opponent with it.
The loser should move quickly and dodge to avoid getting hit.
It’s a unique and fun game that’s sure to fill the air with laughter before you know it!
Psychological rock-paper-scissors
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A new kind of invisible rock-paper-scissors! Introducing the idea for “Psychological Rock-Paper-Scissors.” In this game, you face each other with a wall between you so neither can see the other’s hand.
While talking—saying things like “I’m throwing ___” or “Are you throwing ___?”—try to guess what your opponent is putting out.
Until the time limit is up, you can change your hand as much as you like.
When time’s up, who will be winning? It’s a thrilling, heart-pounding way to play.
Rock-paper-scissors tail tag
A game that combines two popular activities! Here’s an idea for “Rock-Paper-Scissors Tail Tag.” First, set up home bases, then go about 20 meters away and play rock-paper-scissors.
The winner runs back to their base, while the loser tries to grab the winner’s tail before they reach it.
Once you get used to playing one-on-one, switching to team battles will really amp up the excitement.
Another fun aspect is making strategies with friends or teachers and thinking about how to win as you play.
Give it a try and add it to your activities!
Sukiyaki Rock-Paper-Scissors Game
Introducing the “Sukiyaki Rock-Paper-Scissors Game,” a fun activity for everyone from kids to adults.
Prepare cards with pictures of sukiyaki.
Divide participants into family groups of several people each, and assign roles such as father, mother, and child.
The game leader and each family’s representative play rock-paper-scissors; the winner gets to draw a sukiyaki ingredient card.
The first family to collect all the sukiyaki ingredients wins.
You can make the game even more exciting by adding more ingredients to the sukiyaki!
Pyramid Rock-Paper-Scissors
Let me introduce “Pyramid Rock-Paper-Scissors,” a game where you form a pyramid shape and try to conquer it.
Split into two teams: Defense and Offense.
Draw horizontal lines side by side to form 1–5 rows in a pyramid shape, and have the Defense team’s children stand on each line.
The Offense team’s children play rock-paper-scissors with the child in the first row; if they win, they advance to the second row.
At the end, they face off against the King at the top of the pyramid, and if they win, they reach the goal.
If they lose, they return to the starting point and begin again.
It’s a fun game that gets everyone moving and energized while communicating—give it a try!