A fun penalty game recommended for men
At club or company drinking parties, mixers, and other banquets, it’s pretty common for the loser of a game to do a penalty, isn’t it?
Even a small penalty makes a big difference in how lively things get!
But when it’s time to actually do one, it’s often hard to come up with something easy and quick.
So in this article, we’ll introduce a bunch of penalty ideas especially recommended for men.
We’ve gathered options ranging from light and easy to a bit more challenging, so please use them as a reference.
Be sure to enjoy them with moderation—avoid bothering those around you, and make sure nothing leads to injuries or trouble!
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Hype-Inducing Punishments Recommended for Men (31–40)
Draw abs
It’s hard to spend a lot of time drawing something realistically like in the video, but let’s try drawing it simply with a felt-tip pen or something similar.
Just doodling on the body is fun in itself, and it really captures the feel of a penalty game.
After a day or two, as you wash it off in the bath, it might start to look a bit more realistic.
Change your voice with helium gas
It really livens things up when there’s a punishment game everyone can do on the spot and laugh about.
One I highly recommend is changing your voice with helium gas.
A classic is to sing karaoke or do impressions while your voice is altered by helium.
The amount of helium needed for the voice change varies by person, so it’s safer to have a little extra on hand.
You can buy it from online shops or toy stores.
Also, be careful—not to inhale too much, as that can be dangerous.
Have your 24-hour daily life filmed
There are times when you want to come up with a punishment so awful that no one would ever want to do it.
How about being filmed for 24 hours straight? Literally, cameras are set up in your home and your entire day is recorded.
Of course, bathrooms and toilets are excluded, but even so, many people would hate it.
If 24 hours is just too much, you could film the seven hours spent at school or work, or do a close-up on a day off instead.
Use these ideas as a reference within reasonable limits.
Drink sock tea
“Sock Tea,” sold in variety sections of general stores, is an intense punishment game item.
It’s a tea that recreates the stinky smell of socks worn for days, and it tastes so awful you’ll instinctively spit it out.
The harsher the penalty, the more it fires everyone up to try harder at the game, right? It’s recommended for the curious who can’t help but wonder what sock tea tastes and smells like.
Catching a live blade with bare hands
It’s a game with a punishment-game element added: seeing whether you can successfully catch a stick being swung down toward you.
Because you don’t know when it’ll come, each person’s reflexes are tested, and if you fail, the simple result is getting tapped on the head.
To make it work as a punishment game, you need tricks that make the stick harder to catch; let’s think about ways to break their concentration.
For example, you can ask casual questions to make them think and then swing through while they’re distracted, or use feints to lure them into letting their guard down—both are recommended approaches.
PET bottle game
Here’s an introduction to a penalty game where you fill an empty plastic bottle with water, hang it, and try to hit the other person with it.
It’s called the plastic bottle game, and you can enjoy it not only as a punishment but also as a regular game.
You swing the hung, water-filled plastic bottle so it hits the other person’s face.
However, both the person swinging and the person being hit wear blindfolds.
By blindfolding both sides, everyone gets to experience the thrill, making it a great penalty game.
You never know when the bottle will swing your way, and the reactions when it actually hits are hilarious.
[Right or Left?] Three Punishments All at Once
![[Right or Left?] Three Punishments All at Once](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/lDzE9kt_dMg/sddefault.jpg)
The idea is to have them choose whether to take the punishment on the right or the left, and then administer the chosen punishment at the same time.
The punishments use props like a paper fan or a bat to the butt, and the level of pain varies depending on the prop.
The key point is that you hold the props up behind them and have them choose, so the target can’t see the props—and even if you swap them after they choose, they won’t notice.
The more you pair things so the target suffers, the more exciting the moment will likely be.
face clothespin
Let me introduce a penalty game where you clip clothespins with attached strings to your face and then pull the strings.
You’ve probably seen celebrities do this on variety shows, right? You can feel the pain just by watching.
It’s perfect as a game penalty, but with one extra twist it can get even more exciting.
Besides the clothespins, try attaching candy or prizes to the strings you pull.
Make it so you can’t tell which string is connected to what.
Of course, if you pull a string with candy or a prize, you get to keep it.
It’s like a festival stall’s “thousand-string pull” game, but with face clothespins as the penalty.
smell the socks
Is it not that embarrassing for a man? It’s a punishment game where you smell someone else’s socks.
How about smelling socks that someone has been wearing since the morning—doesn’t that feel like a fitting punishment? Pardon me, but let’s point and choose the person who seems like they’d smell the most!
Matching outfits for men
When it comes to classic embarrassing forfeits, matching outfits between two guys is a staple.
There are several ways to do this: the most common are preparing sweaters like couples would wear, or getting cosplay costumes.
Even with regular clothes, heading to the next store in matching outfits will make for a solid punishment.
There are also variations, such as wearing matching rings, wearing matching hats, or sharing a single scarf between the two of you.