Some might say that going off to college isn’t all fun and games, and that you need to make the most of your time in order to achieve a good degree, but don’t hard-working college students deserve to blow off some steam once in a while?
Playing games is a great way to reduce anxiety levels and stimulate the mind.
It is an excellent outlet for stress, and it can also act as an ice-breaker at parties. From board games to lawn games, there are plenty of ways to keep college students entertained—with or without alcohol.
Here are 4 of the best party games to help you and your friends have some good, old-fashioned fun.
Cards Against Humanity
Cards Against Humanity is a card game that is hailed as ‘a party game for horrible people’. It is one of those games you either love or hate, and as a student you will probably play it at least once during your college years.
Each player, except the Card Czar, gets ten cards face down and the object of the game is to pair the best answer and question according to your group.
The topics can be incredibly provocative, and so this game is best enjoyed by open-minded people who are not easily offended.
Cornhole
Cornhole has become an increasingly popular lawn game that can be enjoyed across the United States. The game involves players taking turns to throw bean bags at a raised board in order to get the bags through the in-built holes.
This simple game is great for people of all abilities, which is one of the reasons why this party game is enjoyed by many college students. This game has become such a huge hit that you can now purchase customized cornhole sets.
Students from Indiana University can show school spirit with high quality Indiana University cornhole boards complete with bean bags embossed with the school logo.
Sardines
This childhood favorite is making a comeback with college kids all over the states getting involved. Many children played this popular game during elementary school, and it is an inclusive game that can involve large groups of people.
Sardines is just like Hide-and-Seek, but in reverse. One person is chosen to hide while the rest of the group go on the hunt to find them.
Players that find the original ‘sardine’ need to pack in tight and hide with them. The last person to find the group is the loser.
This blast from the past can take place both indoors and outdoors and is hilarious when played in tight spaces.
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Beer Pong
This cliche party game deserves a mention on this list. It is a college party classic, and has been enjoyed by students since the 1950s.
Typically it involves one ping pong ball, ten red cups placed in a triangle formation, and a whole lot of beer. Players take turns tossing the ball into the opposition’s beer cups (filled with beer, of course).
If successful, the opposition must finish the beer in the sunk cup. Players should be prepared to feel gassy, full and potentially intoxicated after a game.
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