A party game that gets everyone excited at home. A fun recreational game.
When you invite family or friends over, it’s great to have a game that gets everyone excited and having fun together.
In this article, we’ll introduce a whole lineup of party games that everyone can enjoy and that are sure to liven things up!
From classic board and card games to activities for small groups and large gatherings, we’ve collected a wide variety of ways to play.
If you find something here that makes you think, “I want to try that!!”, be sure to give it a go with everyone!
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Party games to liven up your home. Fun recreational games (51–60)
TOKYO HIGHWAY
When you think of Tokyo’s expressways, you probably picture them running between buildings, right? There are also sections designed to pass over or under other roads.
How about diving into that very Tokyo expressway vibe with the game TOKYO HIGHWAY? You’ll construct pillars to connect roads, lay down roadways, and send cars along them.
There are rules, such as properly placing the road pieces on the pillars and not laying road pieces so that they straddle over the tops of pillars.
These detailed rules make the game even more enjoyable.
Use your head to build roads efficiently and get all your cars on the move.
Ubongo
Ubongo is a game where you complete puzzles to earn gems.
You must finish your puzzle before the sand in the hourglass runs out.
When you complete your puzzle, shout “Ubongo!” The gems you can get depend on the order in which you finish.
The first player to finish receives a blue gem and a gem from the bag; the second player receives a brown gem and a gem from the bag; players who finish third or later receive only a gem from the bag.
Each gem color has a point value.
Since the bag contains some of the highest-scoring gems, comebacks are possible.
If you’re used to solving the puzzles, why not try changing the rules? One recommendation is to skip drawing from the bag and instead let players take higher-value gems in finishing order, starting from first place.
Uncle message
On social media and the like, it’s sad to get blocked by someone you like, isn’t it? But in this game, your goal is to proudly earn a block and get your account suspended! Choose one female role from the participants, and everyone else plays as older men.
Once the cards are dealt, use them to compose your messages.
When everyone has finished, reveal the messages, and the woman chooses the creepiest one to block.
If you get blocked enough times and your account is suspended, you win.
Catan
Let me introduce Catan, a hugely popular game around the world.
It’s a game where players become settlers and develop an uninhabited island called Catan.
The first player to reach 10 points wins.
You place settlements and adjacent roads on the board, and this placement is a key element of the game, so think carefully.
Collect resources efficiently while engaging in negotiation and trade.
You can also use the robber to hinder others.
Aim for victory by skillfully negotiating with your opponents as you play!
Party games to liven up your home. Fun recreational games (61–70)
Monopoly
Born as a board game, Monopoly is a strategy-based intellectual game where you use your wits to plan your moves.
Players buy, sell, and build on land and properties to grow their assets.
In the end, the goal is to bankrupt your rivals—a game that would be scary if it existed in real life.
Besides the board game, Monopoly can also be played as a card game.
The card game uses three types of cards: Bank cards, Title Deed cards, and Money cards.
The objective here is also to drive your opponents into bankruptcy.
Since the card game reaches a conclusion faster than the board game, it seems perfect for playing when you only have a little time.
Last-Player-Standing Grand Strategy
The hit product from the 1970s is back! Enjoy “Last-One-Standing Operation: CLEAR BOARD” with the whole family.
Take turns sliding the levers to drop your opponent’s colored balls into the holes.
The player who keeps their own colored balls on the board at the end wins.
Baku-Baku Balloon
Heart pounding? The rules for the nerve-wracking “Boom Boom Balloon” are super simple.
Roll the die, push in the stick as many times as the number you rolled, and if the balloon pops, you lose.
Just be careful not to get so excited that you disturb the neighbors!