Drinking Games for 2 People

Drinking games aren’t just for big groups; they can be just as fun with two people! Whether you’re looking to break the ice, spice up a date night, or simply add some excitement to a casual hangout, two-player drinking games are the perfect solution.

From card-based challenges to quick-fire questions, these games are easy to play, require minimal setup, and guarantee plenty of laughter. In this post, we’ll explore a variety of drinking games designed specifically for pairs, offering a mix of strategy, humor, and spontaneity to keep the fun flowing. So grab your favorite drinks, and let the games begin!

Drinking games for 2 people can be a great way to relax, bond, or add some fun to a casual hangout.

Here are some fun drinking games for two and how to play them:

1. Never Have I Ever

How to Play:

• Take turns making “Never Have I Ever” statements about things you haven’t done.
• If the other person has done it, they take a drink.
• Continue taking turns, revealing fun or surprising truths along the way.

2. Higher or Lower

How to Play:

• Shuffle a deck of cards and draw the top card.
• The other player guesses whether the next card will be higher or lower.
• If they’re wrong, they take a drink; if they’re right, you drink.

3. Flip Cup for Two

How to Play:

• Each player gets a plastic cup filled with a small amount of their drink.
• Take turns flipping the cup from the edge of the table until it lands upside-down.
• The loser takes a drink and resets the challenge.

4. Drunk Jenga

How to Play:

• Write fun or silly challenges on Jenga blocks (e.g., “take two sips,” “truth or dare”).
• Play regular Jenga, but complete the challenge written on the block you pull.
• Knock over the tower, and you finish your drink!

5. Two Truths and a Lie

How to Play:

• One player states two truths and one lie about themselves.
• The other guesses which is the lie.
• If they guess wrong, they drink; if they’re right, you drink.

6. Battleshots

How to Play:

• Set up a small grid (like Battleship) and assign shots or small drinks to each “hit” location.
• Take turns calling out coordinates.
• When you hit a target, the other player drinks.

7. Movie/TV Drinking Game

How to Play:

• Pick a movie or TV show with repetitive elements (e.g., someone says a catchphrase).
• Decide on triggers for drinking (e.g., “drink every time a character says ‘friends’”).
• Sit back and enjoy while sipping along!

8. Truth or Dare (Drinking Edition)

How to Play:

• Take turns asking each other “truth or dare.”
• If someone refuses a dare or doesn’t want to answer a truth, they drink.

9. Speed Questions

How to Play:

• Ask rapid-fire questions to your opponent.
• If they hesitate, repeat a question, or fail to answer, they drink.

10. Rock, Paper, Scissors (Loser Drinks)

How to Play:

• Play regular Rock, Paper, Scissors.
• The loser takes a sip after each round.
• For a twist, make it best out of three, with the final loser finishing their drink.

These games are simple, fun, and work well for just two people. Remember to pace yourselves and drink responsibly!