Beer Games at Parties

There has been a huge increase in popularity of beer games over the last few years. Beer is very common in almost every party. It has become the norm in almost every party be it anniversaries, birthday parties or fun and parties.

This form of drinking games has particularly taken root in most university cultures with these games happening in most university events where students are actively involved.

Besides this, the drinking games are also very common in private get-togethers, super bowl parties, bachelor parties and most of all summer outdoor parties. It's not just about drinking beer but integrating interesting fun games using.

Beer bonging is one of the mainstream drinking games played by all types of people. It basically involves the use of various beer bongs which are normally custom-made funnels or flasks. They are specifically designed this way to allow people to drink lots of beer at once.

This makes you get drunk in the fastest time possible which is usually the main idea of the beer party. The most commonly used bongs are those with double or quad heads.

Be sure to have all necessary beer games accessories and enough beer to make the party successful. Beer pong is also a common game and one of the easiest to ensure all around fun for your guests.

This game allows plenty of flexibility in terms of rules and techniques of playing. Many ideas have come up especially on the tables used to play beer pong games. There are many customizable table designs to choose from to add some excitement.


Other types of beer drinking games include beer hunter, beer piano and beer cheers. Most of these games are designed to get people as drunk as possible though that is slowly changing.

More skill based games are being devised to make the beer games more sensible rather than a strictly drinking affair. Some of the ideas used especially by creative college students are so interesting.

Beer Mug

One interesting game is the 'matchbox' beer party game that requires no preparation and beer supplies. It only requires a large empty beer glass and a full matchbox. The glass is usually placed at the center of the table and player gather around the table in a circle.

The game is played by flipping the matchbox into the air and if it lands on its end, the glass is half filled with beer, if it lands on the long side, the glass is quarter filled but if it lands on the side, the player who threw must drink the contents of the glass.

If the glass fills yet nobody has made side landing of the matchbox, the game continues until someone hits the side landing and drink the beer. Beer games add a lot of fun to parties and encourage social bonding among players.

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