14 Fun And Perfectly Inappropriate Adult Party Games

Aside from the intent to have a great time, one of the main purposes of this game is to, in fact, get drunk. If you don’t drink, you can opt for a non-alcoholic beverage and use the game as a way to stay hydrated. The game involves choosing a card, competing against other players, voting, and screwing your friends over. Here’s an example card: “Imitate another player. First person to guess correctly picks another person to drink.”

Any game that dubs itself “the worse game ever made,” is automatically a winner. This game comes with 250 disturbing question cards and equally offensive cartoon cards. The object of the game is to vote on what you think your friends would do in horrible situations, with the goal of staying friends once the game is over.

This game is like Truth or Dare without the Truth. The goal is to complete as many dares as you can, as instructed by the game cards, without earning chicken cards—which mean you were too nervous to go through with the dare. Expect to embarrass yourself, laugh hysterically, and probably regret your decision to buy this game every time you play.

Completely wrong and offensive, but also the best card game ever, come at us. Sense of humor and inability to be offended an absolute must. Also, get ready for the numerous (and sometimes themed) expansion packs as no-brainer gifts for future occasions. 

The title of this game pretty much explains it: Do the thing the card tells you to do or drink. If you don’t drink alcohol, any other beverage works, too. The cards tell you to do things like, “Text a random number ‘u up’ or drink twice,” “Let the person to your right scroll through your photos for 30 seconds and share one with the group or take a shot,” and Give a lap dance to the person on your left or take two shots.” So, yeah. There’s going to be some drinking happening.

Memes are popular for a reason—because they’re hilarious. What Do You Meme is a game that lets you create your own memes by matching a photo card to a text card. Compared to other games on this list, this one’s on the tamer side, but the minimum age recommendation is still 17, because “There are some things you just can’t unhear. Trust us.” Noted.

This game consists of 500 trivia cards with questions you may or may not want to know the answers to. For example, multiple choice answers to “The chances of getting away with murder” and “The bodily fluid that can be found in 81% of hotel rooms.”

When it comes to inappropriate adult games, this one is more on the tasteful side of inappropriateness. The official description of the game sums it up nicely. “It seems easy to name three uses for your tongue, but can you do it in five seconds without getting tongue-tied and flustered?!”

The rules of this game are simple: get your drink ready, draw a card, read the card aloud, and either answer the question or drink. Questions range from “If you discover you’ll die today, what will be your biggest regret?” to “Do your best impersonation of me.”

The folks who will succeed most in this game are those who are quick-witted with dirty minds. The object of the game is to yell out an answer to questions like “Something you binge on” and “Weird phobia.” The answers have to begin with a letter you draw from the card stack.

This is the adult version of the game you may already know and love. One player sketches a word or phrase and the rest of the players guess what they drew. Since most humans are pretty terrible at drawing, specifically when it comes to phrases like “finger lickin’ good” and “dry rub,” you can imagine the hilarity that will ensue.