A party game that gets everyone excited at home. A fun recreational game.

Perfect Match Game

“What a Perfect Match Game” — introducing a game that gets super hyped with friends!!!

An awkward-question-friendly game called “the Perfect Match Game.” First, you set a target number.

Players take turns asking questions whose answers are numerical, and they keep adding those answers together until they hit the target.

The first person to reach the target number wins.

By asking things you normally wouldn’t—like money-related questions—it’s guaranteed to get lively!

Flip Cup Ping-Pong Showdown

Epic Flip Cup Ping Pong Showdown!

A speed-based action game that tests your focus and dexterity! “Flip Cup Ping-Pong Showdown” is a snappy game using paper cups and ping-pong balls.

Players sit side by side and place ping-pong balls on top of four paper cups lined up in front of them.

Flip a cup to launch the ball high into the air, and if you can land it back into the cup, you score points.

Once you’ve successfully scored with all your cups, you can start challenging your opponent’s cups.

The player who lands more balls within the time limit wins.

It’s simple yet demands quick reflexes and precise timing, making it surprisingly addictive.

The materials are easy to prepare, and it’s perfect for indoor activities and events.

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Shiritashi, a new twist on shiritori that adds wisdom and thrills, is a fresh-style game where you build words by adding one letter at a time while using the last sound of the previous word.

For example, you might go on like “oni,” “nigiri,” “ryōri.” If someone miscounts letters or blurts out a desperate oddball answer, it’s guaranteed laughter! You only use your body and brain—no equipment needed.

Anyone can join regardless of age, and it naturally creates a sense of unity, so even first-time acquaintances will quickly feel at ease.

It’s a perfect party communication game that tests your vocabulary and creativity while you play.

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Conversation Breakdown Game

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Do chatty people get tripped up more easily!? Here are some ideas for a “conversation-not-completed” game.

As the name suggests, it’s a game where players take turns saying things in a way that prevents the conversation from making sense.

The simple rule is: you lose if the conversation ends up making sense with your partner, or if you can’t come up with anything to say.

You need at least two players, but it would probably be a hit with a big group at a party, too.

Before you know it, the conversation might accidentally come together—cue the laughter all around.

Atama-Oshiri Game

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Let’s have some fun with words! Here’s an idea for the “Head-and-Tail” word game.

Try the popular TV-style Head-and-Tail game.

While you dance to the music, the first letter and the last letter of a word are shown.

If you can answer with a fitting word within 10 seconds, you clear the round.

It seems your score is based on the number of letters that go between the first and last letters.

Keep the rhythm, stay flexible, and think of as many different words as you can!

Mozzarella Cheese Game

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Great for breaking the ice! Here are some ideas for the Mozzarella Cheese Game.

In recent years, it’s likely a game many people have tried.

The rules are simple: in a group, players take turns saying the word “mozzarella cheese,” and each person must say it with more enthusiasm than the person before them.

If it’s hard to judge the level of enthusiasm, you can adapt the rule to require speaking louder than the previous person instead.

It’s a fun way to help ease nerves at a party.

3-second try!

If you want to get guys and girls to hit it off, bring this board game, “3-Second Try.” [itten Funbrick Series]

Introducing the board game “3-Second Try!”, which calls for a spirit of challenge and the ability to judge your own limits.

In this game, when a prompt card is flipped, players declare how many times they can perform the task.

The player who names the highest number earns the right to attempt the challenge and tries it for 3 seconds.

If they succeed, they earn points; if they fail, the right to try passes to the player with the next highest declared number.

The first player to earn 2 points wins.

If you’re confident, you can boldly declare a large number, while opting for a lower number that might strategically bring the challenge back to you is also a valid approach.

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