6 Fun Drinking Games to Play Anywhere Without Cards

If you’re looking for some fun drinking games to play but don’t have any cards, try these out. These are some simple games that you can play anywhere. They are easy to learn, simple to remember, and fun to play.

Ready to get a little drunk with your friends? Grab some alcohol and let’s get started!

20 Plus One, or 21, Drinking Game

20 plus one, otherwise known as 21, is a simple counting drinking game. You can play with two or more people and starts by sitting in a circle.

The first person starts by saying the number 1. The next person clockwise around the circle says the number 2. Continue until someone reaches 21 and they must drink a shot.

The person who just drank now gets to set a new rule for the game and start the counting over. For example, they could say to skip the number 3. Play continues around the circle and everyone must remember the new rule, otherwise they drink. When 21 is reached, the round ends and then starts over at 1 with a new rule.

As more rules are added, it will get increasingly complicated and harder to remember. If anyone messes up and forgets a rule, they must drink. Whoever gets to 21, has to drink.

Words Drinking Game

Words is a drinking game that can get you tips pretty quickly, depending on how you play it. This can be played in any group of people and can span an entire night while also playing other games.

To play the game, everyone picks a word that will be banned during the game. If anyone uses those words, they have to drink. It’s very simple to play but can get complicated fast if you forget the words!

For example, people could choose to ban the words yes, no, why, or the. Every time someone slips up and says one of those words, they will have to take a drink. It seems easy at first but can be a challenge once you start talking about other things.

Alphabet (ABC) Drinking Game

The Alphabet drinking game requires at least 2 people but 3 or more is better. Start by choosing someone to go first. They will choose a topic for the round. They will start by naming something within that topic that starts with A.

The next person will name something else within that topic that starts with B. Continue around the circle until someone can’t think of another topic that starts with their letter. If they can’t come up with anything, that person must drink.

For example, the topic might be fruits. The first person could start with apricot and the second person could choose banana. This continues around the circle until someone can’t come up with another fruit for their letter.

A variation of this game is to pick a topic and then start with a random word within that topic. The second person must say another word that starts with the last letter of the previous word. For example, if the first person says banana, the second person could say apple.

Thumper Drinking Game

Thumper is a rhythmic drinking game that doesn’t require anything but your hands and some alcohol. Site in a circle with at least 3 people. Everyone starts to thump their hands on the table.

The first person starts by lifting their hands off the table and making a gesture. They then point to someone else and it is now their turn. That person must make the first person’s gesture and then add their own before pointing at someone else. This continues to the next person, who adds another gesture.

This is essentially a memory game with the goal of remembering the order of the hand gestures played previously. If someone does not remember the gestures correctly or does them in the wrong order, they must drink. Keep playing until you’re all tired of thumping!

As a variation, you can also rotate play clockwise around the circle instead of pointing to a new player each time.

Never Have I Ever Drinking Game

To play Never Have I Ever, you will need a few friends and some drinks. Everyone starts by holding up three fingers. The first person starts by saying “never have I ever” and then something they have never done.

If anyone else in the group has done that thing, they must drink and put down a finger. If no one has done that thing, then the person who said it has to drink. Whoever puts down all three fingers first must finish their drink before starting a new round.

For example, someone might say “never have I ever left the country”. If anyone has left the country, they must drink and put down a finger. This continues around the circle as everyone truthfully shares something they have never done.

Never have I ever is a great icebreaker game, as well as a drinking game. It can help to get people to know each other quickly. It can also bring up new topics that can be interesting to talk about later!

Would You Rather Drinking Game

Would You Rather is another drinking game that asks questions to the group. This works the best with a larger group of 5 or 6 people.

To start, someone asks a question that starts with “would you rather…”. For example, they could ask “would you rather be 4′ 7″ or 7’4″ tall?”. Anyone in the minority of the answer has to take a shot.

The challenge may be to come up with creative questions but that can be part of the fun. Here are a few example Would You Rather questions to get you started:

• Would you rather be completely invisible for one day or be able to fly for one day?
• Would you rather be the hero that saved the hot girl or the villain that took over the world?
• Would you rather be an only child or have twenty siblings?
• Would you rather have super nosy parents or super strict parents?
• Would you rather go skiing or go to a water park?