Party games for men that are sure to liven things up
YouTubers have now made it onto the list of jobs even elementary school kids look up to.
We’ve gathered party games that even those YouTubers would get excited about.
They’re all easy, no-prep games, so I think you’ll be able to try them out with no trouble.
- A fun penalty game recommended for men
- Party games that get everyone excited at school
- Simple mini-games that liven up a party
- Punishment games that liven up drinking parties and banquets
- [From small to large groups] Drinking games recommended for college students
- A party forfeit that gets everyone hyped
- Recommended for college students! Punishment game ideas that will make everyone laugh and hype things up
- A fun, everyone-joins-in game that gets everyone excited!
- Simple but intense! A quick-and-easy penalty game that hypes everyone up
- Punishment games that amp up the fun at year-end parties—from hilariously gross to super embarrassing!
- [For Kids] Popular party games. Fun games that get everyone excited
- [Easy] Punishments that will get middle schoolers excited
- Party games for women that are guaranteed to be a hit
Top 10 Party Games That Men Will Love
Pepper Police Chief Game
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♫ Original song – es chiba – es chiba
This is a game inspired by the choreography of Pink Lady’s classic song “Pepper Keibu.” Form a circle, sing, and perform the opening choreography—the layered voices and movements build a great sense of unity.
Each person chooses either the pattern where you pull your right hand or the one where you don’t.
If the two people facing each other match, they can leave the circle; the group repeats the song’s opening over and over until only one person remains.
The last person left is the loser and ends by singing the song’s closing part alone, somewhat sadly.
The game is designed for an odd number of players, and the more participants there are, the harder it becomes to match.
10-times quiz game
It’s a game where you say a specified word 10 times and then answer the question that follows without falling for the trick.
For example, if you say “prince” 10 times and then get the question, “What do you put on after shampoo?” you might be tempted to answer “rinse,” but the trick answer is actually “hot water”! This sounds like it would be a hit!
Umaibō Sommelier
Umaibo, which you can buy at convenience stores and the like, comes in many varieties and is something most people have tried at least once.
This is a game where you eat Umaibo while blindfolded and guess the flavor! It’s a low-budget, easy game to play.
People who often eat Umaibo might have an advantage!?
Party games for men that will liven things up (11–20)
Oshibori Roulette
This is a game played with wet towels provided at restaurants.
The rules are simple: players take turns wringing the towel, and whoever can’t get any more water out loses.
It’s a battle that strong men, in particular, can’t afford to lose! As a precaution, be sure to have a container ready to catch the water.
Dizzy Bat & Shoot
A classic game! Spin around with a bat until you’re dizzy, then take an immediate shot to score points! How to play: Decide who goes first with rock-paper-scissors.
After spinning around the bat five times, you kick the ball five seconds later.
Take turns kicking, and the player with the higher final score wins.
There are many variations on the spinning-bat theme, but bringing it into a ball-kicking game is a pretty interesting idea, I thought.
Tsumu-Tsumu Zabuton (stackable floor cushion)
It’s a game where you stack lots of cushions under the legs of someone sitting in the seiza position.
The person sitting has to jump high enough so more cushions can be added underneath.
The higher it gets, the tougher it becomes! It really tests the timing between the two players and the jumper’s athletic ability!
Stand-up game
This is a game where you try to guess how many people will stand up in response to a chant.
Each person is free to decide whether to stand or not.
If you’re guessed correctly, move up to the next stage one after another.
This game is fun on its own, but it could also be used as a qualifier for other games.
