Need some group party game ideas for a coming birthday event.
The average age is 25, children games are fine too.
Birthday boy is 27 years old tho. No drinking for this event.
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1. Pictionary: This is a great party game because it doesn't require a lot of prep. Just use a dry eraser board and a few markers. It's always fun, and you could include clues that relate to the birthday boy.
2. 2 Truths and 1 Lie: This is a fun ice breaker. Everyone sits around, and takes turns telling the group 2 true facts about themselves. However, they must also throw in a lie. It's up to the other guests to determine the which is the lie!
3. Truth or Lie: This is very similar to the game above. Only in this game, each guest tells one fact about themselves and it's up to the group to determine if it's the truth or not.
4. Pin the ___ on the birthday boy! You could fill in the blank with whatever you wish (party hat? tie? anything!). Get a photo of him blown up to a reasonable size for the game, and use a print out of the object that guests must try to pin on him blindfolded. Childish, but so funny!
5. Celebrity Charades: Prepare by writing the names of celebrities on small strips of paper and fold them in half. Then, have guests draw a piece of paper to choose which celebrity they have to act out. This is usually very funny.
Hope that helps! :)
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M$* The Best Game
* Cake Decorating Challenge
* The Cup Game
* Duck Duck Goose
* Everybody's It
* Food Challenge Cook-Off
* Fruit Salad
* Interview Game
* Mall Scavenger Hunt
* Marshmallow Toss
* Musical Chairs
* The Number Game
* Picture Guess
* Purses, Pockets, and Wallets
* Seagulls and Crows
* Snowball Fight
* Spoons
* Steal the Bacon
* Tea Spoons
* Telephone Pictionary
* Toilet Paper Mummy
* Where the Wind Blows
Source: http://www.queen-of-theme-party-games.com/index.html
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M$LCR, short for "Left, Center, Right", is a very simple game. Yet it has acquired many fans from all over the world. It is played with three dice and a handful of chips, but it can provide excitement equivalent to a horse race at any gathering without the necessity of going to the track or of cleaning up after the horses. Yet the fact is in L-C-R there is little strategy involved. Once a player sits in on a game, the outcome is left entirely to the three dice.
Though LCR is often played as a gambling game, it is also an excellent game for young children. This seems incongruous, but played with chips, children are continuously confronted with the imperative to pass one or more chips to either the right or to the left. They learn the distinction quickly playing this fast paced game.
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Duck Duck Goose
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m2H_Eypwnq4
Other games:
Musical Chairs
Hot Potato
Charades
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I was thinking along the same wave length. Fun indoor stuff that gets people interacting.
If there's a good stereo system with a satellite feature , you can always play a music trivia game with the guests too.