Party games collection that get everyone excited in a big group

Perfect Coke-Only Game

Perfect Cola Drinking Game [A Great Pick for After-Parties and Year-End Parties]

The “Cut the meat to exactly 300g” challenge segment on the midday variety show Pokapoka is so simple, yet it always gets everyone excited.

Maybe that active participation mindset boosts the fun even more.

So how about a game where you drink a beverage to exactly the designated line? Since some people aren’t fond of carbonated drinks, everyone can prepare their favorite juice and give it a try.

If it’s a drink in a clear bottle, you could even draw the line directly on the bottle!

Rating Check Game

We’d like to introduce the “Ranking Check Game,” a perfect party activity to test participants’ discerning eye! The host prepares two options, and players simply choose which one they think is the real deal.

If you’re correct, you stay top-tier; if you’re wrong, your rank drops—a simple yet thrilling set of rules.

Anyone can join, and the unexpected results are sure to spark laughter! It’s great as a team competition too, and the moment you reveal who remained “first-class” at the end is always a highlight.

Give this game a try to instantly liven up your event!

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Tasting Game

After-Party/Year-End Party Game Reference Video Vol.22: “Tasting Game” | For After-Party/Year-End Party Prizes, choose Prize King

Kirin, Asahi, Suntory—just hearing those names is irresistible to beer lovers, right? So instead of a sake tasting, how about a beer tasting or even a juice tasting competition to liven things up? Even the same orange juice can taste subtly different depending on the brand.

And that canned coffee you sip without thinking—if you taste it seriously, you’ll find it’s completely different from others.

At a party with lots of dishes, you could even do blindfolded tastings and try to guess the foods—that’s sure to get everyone excited.

If you usually act like a gourmet, make sure not to show any uncool moments!

Icebreakers that even elementary school students can enjoy

[Hilarious] Recommended for Elementary School Kids! 5 Icebreaker Ideas for Small Groups (Compilation)

Both children and adults can feel a bit nervous when playing with someone they’re meeting for the first time.

Here are some recommended games for those moments.

For example, there are games like “Rock-Paper-Scissors Catch & Go,” “Mirror Stretch,” “Become a Stick,” and “Stand Up.” There’s also a game called “Guide the Way,” which has three levels so you can gradually increase the difficulty as you play.

By sharing the same goal of cooperating to reach the finish at the end, you might even deepen your bond.

Beef Tongue Game

A simple, no-props party game: the 'Gyutan (Beef Tongue) Game'

The brain-teasing Gyutan game is perfect for group play, where focus and memory are key.

Players sit in a circle and say “Gyu” out loud, then on the “tan” part, they clap without speaking.

Pay extra attention because the final “tan” comes in succession.

After one round, move to the second, third, and so on, increasing the number of final “tan” claps by one each time.

As the rounds progress, the number of “tan” claps increases, so remember the count and try not to make mistakes.

Once you get used to it, picking up the tempo can make it even more exciting.

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Finding commonalities

Icebreakers You Can Use in Training: Three Patterns for “Finding Common Ground”

Common-ground finding is a fun game that helps you talk with people you’re meeting for the first time and feel closer to them.

There are various ways to play: for example, participants form pairs or groups and, within a time limit, look for things they have in common through conversation; or they present common points they’ve written down in advance—those are standard approaches.

Conversations can stall without a prompt, so set simple topics like “How you spend your days off” or “Favorite foods.” It’s also a good idea to set a target number of commonalities to find beforehand.

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Minority wins! The Minority Game

[Easy Icebreaker] The minority wins!? The Minority King Showdown!

This is a game where the people who choose the minority—the less popular answer—win.

First, split into groups and set a prompt and two choices.

Since there are only two options, pick one based on your own thinking.

After choosing, hold a debate—i.e., a discussion—within your group about the prompt.

After the discussion, think again about which option to choose as your answer, then everyone reveals their choice at the same time.

If you picked the minority answer at that moment, you win; if you picked the majority answer, you lose.

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