8 Steps to Play the Adult Version of Simon Says

When you play the kids' version of Simon Says in hyperspeed, it becomes a fast-paced adult party game of Speedy Simon!

Materials Needed:

• Paper
• Pen

Playing time on this one of the best party games for adults for 30 minutes.

How to Play:

1. Before game time, make a list of physical actions.

2. Choose a player to be Simon.

3. Ask the rest of the players to stand in a line facing Simon.

4. Place the list of actions on a chair in front of Simon for easy reference, in case Simon needs some help.

5. Tell Simon to order the players to perform a series of tasks, increasing the speed of the requests and movements over time.

6. If Simon says "Simon says" before a request, the players are to copy the movement. If Simon doesn't say "Simon Says," they must not copy the movement. If they do, they are out of the game.

7. Continue until only one player remains to follow Simon's instructions.

8. Award a prize to the remaining player, and make him or her the next Simon.

Variation:

Tell Simon to try to fool the other players by telling them to do one task, such as covering his or her nose. Watch how many players follow the gesture instead of the words. If they do, they are out of the game.

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Best Way to Play Pass the Pretzel on Parties for Adults

Can the players pass the pretzels without poking their partners? Perhaps!


Materials Needed:

• Cotton swabs
• Pretzels (the curly one, not the stick)

Playing time on this one of the funniest adult party games for 20 minutes.

How to Play:


1. Divide the players into two teams and line them up.


2. Give each player a cotton swab and tell them to put one end of the swab in their mouths. Then ask them to put their hands behind their backs.


3. Give the first player in each line a pretzel by inserting it onto the swab.


4. On the count of three, have the first two players pass the pretzels to the next player in line, using only the cotton swab. If the pretzel falls, the next player who dropped it must give it back to the player before him or her, and repeat the play.


5. Award a prize to the team that first passes the pretzel all the way down the line.


Variation:


Use other snack food with smaller holes and toothpicks to make the game more challenging. (Just don't poke an eye out!) Or pass oranges from neck to neck, hats from head to head or a sheet of paper from chin to chin-all without using hands! See Scoop-A-Cup for other variation of this game.


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How to Play Twister Game for Adults

For this variation on the physically challenging game of Twister, your head must be as flexible as your body.


Materials Needed:

• Twister game board, you can get a cheap Twister from Amazon. You can also use a large cloth sheet or plastic shower curtain and markers.
• Index cards
• Book of trivia questions (get one here)

Playing time on this one of the funniest party games for adults for 30 to 45 minutes.

How to Play:

1. If you have a Twister game, all you need is the plastic game board. If you don't, make your own using a large cloth sheet or plastic shower curtain. Draw circles on the sheet and fill them in with red, blue, yellow, and green markers.

2. On index cards, write challenging (but not impossible) physical tasks associated with the colored circles, such as, "Place hand on yellow circle," "Place foot on blue circle," and "Place elbow on red circle."

3. On another set of index cards, write a variety of trivia questions. Keep the question pile and physical tasks pile separate.

4. Have Player 1 draw a card from the question pile and try to answer the trivia question. If the answer is correct, Player 1 doesn't have to do anything more. If the answer is incorrect, Player 1 must draw a card from the physical tasks pile and follow the instructions. Player 1 must hold his or her position until the next time he or she must answer a question.

5. Continue taking turns until a player falls, unable to keep his or her position.

Variation:

Instead of stopping the game when someone falls, have the fallen player leave the game, and continue until only one player remains.

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Adult Party Games: Police Lineup

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:

• 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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Adult Party Games: Scoop-a-Cup

How many ways can you transport various items from Point A to Point B without spilling?


Materials Needed:

• Variety of objects to use for transporting items, such as a cookie sheet, hat, large cardboard box, spatula, baster, gloves, and so on.
• Variety of awkward item to transport, such as water, feathers, rice, peas, coins, and so on.
• Rope or masking tape

Play this one of the funniest kids, teens and adult party games for 30 - 45 minutes.

How to Play:


1. Pair transportation objects with items to be transported. The pairing should make transporting difficult but not impossible. For example, you may pair a cookie, sheet with water, a hat with feathers, a large cardboard box with a tiny grain of rice, a spatula with peas, a baster with water, gloves with a coin, and so on.


2. Divide the players into two teams. Line them up on one side of the room.


3. Mark the goal line with rope or masking tape.


4. Give a player from each team one transporter and an item to transport. On the word "Go," have them race to get the items to the goal line and back. If they drop the item along the way, they must return to the starting point and race again.


5. When the first set of players returns with their items, tell them to tag the next two players, who then pick up the next two transporters and the items to transport and race to the goal line and back.


6. Continue playing until all items have been transported.


7. Award a prize to the team that finishes first.


Variation:


Blindfold the players, of course!


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