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Party games for women that are guaranteed to be a hit

There are plenty of women who love getting together for birthdays, girls’ nights, and home parties to have a lively time! But doesn’t it start to feel a bit repetitive if you’re just eating and drinking every time? For all the party-loving women out there, here are some party games guaranteed to liven things up! We’ve gathered a variety of games, from classics to quirky ones.

If you’ve been thinking, “Our parties have been feeling a bit stale lately,” or “I want to try something more fun,” be sure to check out these recommended games!

Party games that are a hit with women (31–40)

Blindfold drink

[Banquet/Party Game] Blindfold Drink: Perfect Chu-Chu!
Blindfold drink

We put rubber bands on party drinks as markers.

Then, with a blindfold on, if you can drink exactly down to the marked line, you win.

The key points are how well you can judge the amount you’re drinking, and that the blindfold should be a funny goofy-face mask!

Foot Reflexology Thumb Wrestling

Excruciating Pain! Foot Reflexology! Hand-Pushed Sumo [Party Game, Drinking Party, Year-End Party! After-Party!]
Foot Reflexology Thumb Wrestling

This is a party game where you lay out a foot reflexology massage mat, stand on it, and play push sumo.

It’s a fun party game where you suffer through the intense pain while trying to push your opponent.

Even spectators will be shocked by how painful it is once they try it themselves.

Synchronized Kendama

Synchronized Kendama Championship — Anyone, one person
Synchronized Kendama

This is a team-versus-team kendama tournament where the team moves on to the next trick as long as at least one member clears the current trick.

The goal is to place the ball on all four spots, but since that’s quite difficult, just attempting it can be thrilling and fun.

If you want to score it as a team competition, you could assign points based on the number of members who clear each trick.

Balloon Battle

After-party/Year-end Party/Game Reference Video Vol. 8: “Balloon Battle” | For after-party and year-end party prizes, choose Prize King
Balloon Battle

Attach strings to balloons and tie them to your feet—one balloon per foot.

At the start signal, try to stomp and pop your opponents’ balloons.

The last person with an unpopped balloon wins.

The more you inflate the balloons, the more fun and thrilling the game becomes.

blindfolded stepping

[Banquet/Party Game] Liven things up with a funny eye mask!? A risky blindfold
blindfolded stepping

Place a mark on the floor with masking tape or similar and stand on it.

Put on a blindfold and march in place energetically for one minute.

After one minute, the person who has strayed the least from the mark wins.

Using a quirky blindfold is sure to make it even more fun!

Party games that women will love and that really get the fun going (41–50)

Pencil Holder Game

After-Party/Year-End Party Game Reference Video Vol. 19: “Speedy Pencil Stand Game” | For after-party and year-end party prizes, visit Prize King
Pencil Holder Game

This is a game where you prepare 10 pencils and compete to see who can stand them all up the fastest.

It’s a party game that requires dexterity and concentration.

Whether played individually or in teams, it’s a fun, high-energy party game that’s especially recommended for women.

Umaibō Sommelier

Umaibo Sommelier [Party Game, Banquet Game, Year-End Party! After-Party!]
Umaibō Sommelier

I think many people remember buying and eating Umaibo at a dagashi (old-fashioned candy) shop when they were kids.

There are so many flavors, and you might have even had lively debates like, “I love the ___ flavor!” Umaibo Sommelier is a game that uses this familiar snack.

You put on a blindfold, pinch your nose, eat an Umaibo, and try to guess the flavor.

Even though Umaibo does a great job recreating flavors, it’s surprisingly hard to guess when you can’t see and your sense of smell is blocked.

Another nice thing is that you can adapt the rules to fit the number of participants and the situation—team matches or individual matches, taking turns or everyone tasting at once, and so on.