It’s not any Jenga, we’ve hacked it for a whole lot of extra family fun and a whole lot of laughs. Choose a monthly box or a bi-monthly box, and let game night arrive effortlessly at your door for family fun.If your family are fans of family game night, then you just have to check out this game of Jenga. Subscription boxes like Deadbolt Mystery Society are great way to keep the game night tradition from the comfort of your living room. More ideas include text your ex (text your ex or do a shot), rhyme (rhyme with the word the last person said, and the person who messes up drinks), and French accent (the puller has to do a French accent the rest of the game, and drinks every time they mess up). Some ideas for blocks include the classic waterfall (the person who pulled the Jenga piece begins drinking, and then the next person drinks, and so on and so forth, until the person on their right stops). Each block is also essentially a mini drinking game in and of itself. However, when that inevitably happens, the person who caused it in Drunk Jenga has to chug their drink. The rules are about the same as in classic Jenga (but with alcohol), with the goal being not to let the block tower fall. This Jenga drinking game is definitely for adults over 21 only.

This version may just be the most memorable game of Jenga you ever play! Keep it PG for kids and teenagers with things like, 'play the next round with your eyes closed', 'smell someone's feet', or 'tell everyone your most embarrassing moment'.įor a more adult version, add Jenga pieces like, 'swap an item of clothing with the tallest person in the group', 'confess your last lie', or 'submit your phone for a joke text'. You can actually buy a truth or dare Jenga game on Amazon, but writing your own truth or dare questions is more fun. 'What's your favorite board game?' 'who was your first celebrity crush?' and 'what was the last concert you went to?' are fun ones that help people open up. If this is a team building exercise for work 'what do you like most about your job?' 'what career advice would you give your younger self?' or 'how do you take your coffee?' are good ones. 'Where were you born?' and 'do you prefer the beach or the mountains?' are trusty non-awkward questions anyone can answer, and good for any setting. Fill a Jenga set with get-to-know-you questions. Icebreaker Jenga is a great party game when there are people in the group not everybody knows. The end of the game occurs when the tower falls, and hopefully by that point, you've knocked a few things off your cleaning checklist! You can even add in bonus blocks like, 'one week off of dish duty', or 'the next player has to take a chore off your hands'. You can offer choices by writing two chores on each side of a block, and letting pullers pick which one they'd rather do.įor example, 'pick up three things off the bedroom floor,' or 'empty the bathroom trash can'. Write some chores on a few Jenga blocks-no need to fill them all. Okay, okay turning a game into chores may not be everyone's idea of fun, but it sure makes doing chores more enjoyable, especially for kids who need a little extra push to get the Saturday morning cleaning done. Maybe you'll get lucky and pull the five push-up block, or maybe you'll get stuck with the 20 push-up block! This hack is fun for all ages, and can be modified depending on the players in the group. Feel free to repeat activities, too, in varying increments. Think: high knees, burpees, push-ups, jumping jacks, you name it. If you're looking for a game that gets everyone out of their seats, try writing an exercise on each Jenga block.

Chances are, you won't get through the rest of the game without laughing. For additional fun, add asterisks to certain blocks to indicate every person in the group has to participate. Write anything on the blocks from crab walking around the room, to singing the alphabet backwards, to thumb wrestling the player to your right.

This twist on the classic Jenga game is a little more interactive, and perfect for family game night. Try them out at your next party, family game night, or the next night you play Jenga! What new games can you make with things written on Jenga blocks? Action Jenga

Below are a few twists on the classic game. Those little wooden blocks are blank canvases, ready for anyone to paint (sometimes literally) their next idea onto. Apart from a fun and tense game of physical strategy and maneuvering on its own, Jenga is perhaps the world's most hack-able game.

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