After all, we don’t generally go to parties to “win…” unless your idea of winning is having a good time with friends.
Inclusivity: The best games keep everyone engaged, even as spectators, and allow for common ground. Some games are fast-paced and require chugging but can be done in “heats” that allow participants to catch their breath and socialize around the water cooler (or beer keg in this case). Pacing: Games should allow for a rhythm of drinking that is relatively sustainable. Simplicity: You must be able to explain and remember the rules as your ability to explain and remember diminishes.Įxchange: The exchange can be verbal or physical, a la tossing a ping pong ball back and forth, but both foster socialization and rapport. What are the hallmarks of the best drinking game? Here are 8 Fun Drinking Games for Beer Lovers.
Some emphasize socialization and rapport, while others are more competitive, but there’s something for everyone, regardless of age. Drinking games are a chance to celebrate life with old friends and new.
