How does a crook look-beady eyes? crooked smirk? baby face? Examine your friends in this Police Lineup, and see if you can point a finger at the right.
Materials Needed:
Playing time for this one of the best adult party games for 30-45 minutes.
How To Play:
1. Before the game begins, write down a simple crime for each player, such as "You stole the King of Heart's tarts!" "You took candy from a baby!" and "You parked in a handicapped zone!" Write one card per index cards.
2. At game time, give each player a card. Have them read their crime, without sharing them, then write their names on the cards.
3. Collect the cards and place them in a bowl.
4. Pick a card and discreetly check the name on the card. Ask that person and two other players to stand in a lineup and face the group. (When you call up the players for a lineup, alternate the order in which you call them-the "criminal" shouldn't always be first, middle or last.)
5. Read the crime to the rest of the players, and have each of them ask one question of each of the suspects.
6. Tell the suspects to make up responses to the questions. As they do, players must try to guess, by facial expression and body language, which suspect is the guilty one.
7. After players have written down their guesses, have the criminal confess, then award points to those who guessed the right suspect.
8. Continue playing until everyone has had a turn.
Variation:
Take instant photos of each guests as they arrive, and give them a prop to hold as a clue. Then read off the crimes and have the players try to guess from the mug shots who is guilty.
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Materials Needed:
- Index cards
- Paper
- Pencils, 1 for each player
Playing time for this one of the best adult party games for 30-45 minutes.
How To Play:
1. Before the game begins, write down a simple crime for each player, such as "You stole the King of Heart's tarts!" "You took candy from a baby!" and "You parked in a handicapped zone!" Write one card per index cards.
2. At game time, give each player a card. Have them read their crime, without sharing them, then write their names on the cards.
3. Collect the cards and place them in a bowl.
4. Pick a card and discreetly check the name on the card. Ask that person and two other players to stand in a lineup and face the group. (When you call up the players for a lineup, alternate the order in which you call them-the "criminal" shouldn't always be first, middle or last.)
5. Read the crime to the rest of the players, and have each of them ask one question of each of the suspects.
6. Tell the suspects to make up responses to the questions. As they do, players must try to guess, by facial expression and body language, which suspect is the guilty one.
7. After players have written down their guesses, have the criminal confess, then award points to those who guessed the right suspect.
8. Continue playing until everyone has had a turn.
Variation:
Take instant photos of each guests as they arrive, and give them a prop to hold as a clue. Then read off the crimes and have the players try to guess from the mug shots who is guilty.
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