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Party and drinking games to liven up a company welcome party

At many companies, when it comes to welcome mixers or onboarding parties, they often plan some kind of game as entertainment, don’t they?

It can be hard to break the ice just by eating together, so it’s great when a game helps deepen connections!

In this article, we’ll introduce not only classic party games that are sure to liven things up, but also games perfect for onboarding parties that double as self-introductions, as well as team-based cooperative games.

Use the ideas introduced here as inspiration to plan a wonderful event!

Party and drinking games to liven up a company welcome party (11–20)

Perfect Cola Drinking Game

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

It’s a game where you drink cola while blindfolded, and whoever stops drinking exactly at the specified amount wins.

It doesn’t have to be cola—you can use other juices too.

Since you can play it with any juice available at a party, it’s an easy game to recommend.

Stand-up game

[Banquet/Party Game] Guess How Many Stand Up! Stand-Up Game
Stand-up game

Players take turns calling out a number that predicts how many people will stand up.

Everyone then chooses to either stand or stay seated.

If the number called matches the actual number of people who stood, the caller is correct and gets to leave the game.

The person who remains until the end loses.

It’s a lively game you can enjoy while having drinks and casual conversation.

Tasting Game

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Tasting Game

It’s a game where you eat something while blindfolded and pinching your nose, and try to guess what it is.

You can use dishes served at the party, so it’s easy to set up.

Offering prizes to those who guess correctly will definitely make it even more exciting.

It’s surprising how hard it is to tell flavors when your sight and sense of smell are taken away.

Do-Re-Mi Song Game

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Do-Re-Mi Song Game

It’s a game where you sing the Do-Re-Mi song out of order.

It’s easy to start, but it might get a bit difficult with a large number of players.

In that case, it could be good to split into groups and run it as a tournament where winners advance.

Since it tests your sense of pitch, it’s sure to get everyone excited.

Pose Matching Game

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Pose Matching Game

This is a game where players form teams of two and strike poses to match a given prompt.

If both players make the same pose, they succeed; if their poses differ, they’re disqualified.

It’s a simple, high-energy game.

By intentionally pairing new employees with veterans to make it easier to talk, you’ll help them get comfortable with the setting while guaranteeing a lively atmosphere.

Glasses Long Straw Speed-Drinking Game

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Glasses Long Straw Speed-Drinking Game

It’s a simple game where the person who finishes a glass of juice or alcohol the fastest using a glasses-shaped long straw wins.

Watching someone drink through the novelty glasses straw is entertaining not only for the challenger but also for the spectators.

It’s guaranteed to get everyone excited.

Banquet and party games to liven up the company welcome party (21–30)

Is Your Body Clock Accurate? Game

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Is Your Body Clock Accurate? Game

It’s a game where you’re blindfolded and try to measure time accurately using only your intuition and internal clock, without looking at anything.

If the prompt is “30 seconds,” can you raise your hand at exactly 30 seconds? It’s easy to play with 10 seconds, but once it becomes a minute, the difficulty jumps significantly.