The 50 best games to play with friends at home (for children and adults) –

Are you planning a get-together and want to have fun with games to play with friends? Here we leave you 50 of the best.

Don’t miss this list that we have prepared especially for you and your friends… Let’s go! Don’t let the fun end!

1. Flavor riddle

It is a game in which the sense of taste is tested. It consists of blindfolding several participants and making them try various foods so they can guess what it is.

Whoever guesses the most foods correctly will win the round.

2. Chubby Rabbit Challenge

This is one of the most fun games for groups of friends. Several bags of marshmallows or sweet gummies.

You start by putting a treat in your mouth (without swallowing or chewing it) and saying “chubby rabbit” without spitting. Once all the participants have done it, they must introduce another treat and repeat the phrase.

The one who manages to insert the most treats and say “chubby rabbit” without spitting will win. The funniest thing will be seeing them all with their cheeks full of candy, holding back their laughter while they repeat the phrase.



3. Walk around the house without using your feet

It is one of the most fun and creative games to play with friends at home in which you don’t need anything, just the desire to have a good time.

It consists of walking around the house without using your feet, you can do it with your hands, crawling on your knees, crawling, on a chair… This activity lends itself to races of who can reach the end of the hallway first, for example.

4. Prank calls

If you are bored and have credit to make calls, this is a fun option. It can be from pranks on friends and family with pizza service, prize giving, service calls…

Some examples to encourage creativity in this game are:

When you call, ask: “Have I contacted the Cordero family?” And when they tell you that you are wrong, he responds: “Excuse me, I just went to the wrong zoo.” When you call he asks: “Is Caro there?” When they tell you no, he answers: “So it is true that there are offers?”

5. Pop balloons

It is one of the coolest games to play at any event: from baby showersbachelor parties, family and children’s gatherings… You just need a bag of balloons and the desire to have fun.

The game consists of bursting as many balloons as possible in a given time, using your feet, hands or body. It can be divided into groups of men vs. women, or all against all (in this case, the balloon will be tied to one foot).

6. Little Blind Hen

A children’s classic but one that can be played regardless of age. The game consists of blindfolding a person and turning them around several times to make them disoriented. This player will be called “the little blind chicken.”

Then the bandaged person must run after the other players and, when grabbing one, they have to identify it, but they can only do it with their hands. If he is right, he wins… and the one who has just been discovered will become the new “blind man’s hen.”

7. Creating stories in one short sentence

If you are looking for games for many people, this may be a great option. The game begins with one person saying a two- or three-word phrase, then the next person must repeat the phrase and add another short sentence.

The following players must do the same: repeat the sentence and add a new phrase. Whoever doesn’t remember the story, says it wrong or can’t think of what to say, will lose.

8. One sentence game

To do this activity, you need at least three participants. Pencil and paper required.

The idea is that the first player writes a phrase on a piece of paper (about anything), then the second player must draw a picture representing the phrase on the back of the paper.

The rest of the players must guess what that drawing means. Although it is not a game where there are winners, if you want to announce one, it will be the one who gets the opening phrase right.

9. Hot Chili Challenge

It is one of the funniest games between friends in which you will surely laugh a lot. You must get several types of chili peppers and whoever eats the most—in the shortest time possible—will win.



10. Karaoke in other languages

Do you and your group of friends like to sing? Do you want to make karaoke a real challenge? Get tracks in languages ​​that no one knows and try to make it as close to the song as possible.

If they only speak Spanish, they can be songs in Chinese, Arabic, Mandarin, Russian or German. They will surely laugh a lot.

11. Caricachupas

Another classic Mexican game in which a player says: “Caricachupas presents names of…” and mentions a category. Next, each player must say a name within that category.

Whoever says something that is outside that category or does not know what to say, loses and must have a drink or do a challenge proposed among everyone in the group (in case they do not want to drink).

The one who completes the fewest challenges (or takes the least) wins.

12. Patriotic cartoons

It is a variation of the previous one that tests your knowledge about the history of the country and its historical sites.

The categories can be historical figures of the conquest, wars in which the country participated, famous squares…

13. Snakes and ladders

Classic board game that uses a 6-sided die and a board with squares that has ladders and snakes drawn in equal parts. Ladders help you advance faster in the game, while snakes slow progress.

It can be played between two or more people, and the winner is the one who reaches first from the lower left corner to the upper corner on the same side of the board.

14. The bottle

Another traditional game that has been played since adolescence. Participants sit in a circle and place a bottle in the center; Next, one of the members turns the bottle lying down.

Let it spin until it stops. The tip will indicate who must make a challenge or tell a truth; while the base of the bottle will determine the person who will choose the question or challenge to ask the challenged.

There is also the classic version of kissing, or removing clothing… although, of course, that will depend on the disposition of the group. The important thing in this game is to have a good time when you are among large groups of friends.

15. Marble tournament

Maybe it reminds you of childhood, but… what better way to have fun than remembering the times when laughter and painting without stepping out of line were the only things that mattered?

In case you don’t remember how to play, here we will explain:

You must hit other people’s marbles with yours, three consecutive times. Each participant can hit any marble. If it fails, the turn passes to another player. The shot must be made from where your marble is. You cannot move it. To perform the shot, you can only use the nail of your finger or the phalanx of your thumb.

16. Rings in the bottle

You’ve surely seen it at fairs, but… why not play it at home? You only need bottles and some rings (you can also vary with glasses and ping pong balls).

They can place the bottles at different distances and try in turns. Whoever makes the most hoops will win the game.

17. Mexican lottery

Traditional throughout Mexico and very easy to play, each player only needs a board with known images, the cards with the images and small objects to cover the images (usually pebbles, grains, chips or shots for the most daring).

A person, known as “Screamer,” takes out a card with images and announces it to the rest so that whoever has it on their board covers it with the pebble or token. If you have a shot, you should drink it.

The first person to cover all the images on their board and shout: “lottery!” wins. It’s like a modified version of the classic Bingo, but with images.

18. The sea viper

Who hasn’t played this children’s classic at some point in their life? There are two versions: the children’s version and the one used at weddings:

Children’s version

Two children must act as a bow with their arms. One child will be called a melon and the other a watermelon. The rest must hold hands and pass through the arch to the rhythm of a song. When it stops, the arms of the children who make the arch will catch one of the children. that are in the chain. He is asked if it is melon or watermelon, and he stands behind the child who chooses. This selection is repeated until all the children have chosen a “side.” When they are all assigned, we proceed to play the rope with a cloth tied in the center. The team that manages to position the rope on its side will win.

Wedding version

The steps are similar, except that the bride and groom are the ones who form the arch standing on a chair, while the guests pass under the arch trying to knock them down.

It is said that if the bride and groom fall, the marriage will fail.

19. The broken phone

For this, all the participants must be organized in a circle and someone must say a phrase in their ear that will be passed from ear to ear throughout the circle.

When everyone has received a message, the initial phrase and what each one received should be said. You will surely laugh a lot and be surprised at what reaches the end of the chain. The more people participate, the more distorted the message will be.

20. Obstacle course

If they want a little more action, you can organize a race throughout the house crossing objects that serve as obstacles:

Place tables so you have to go under them, flower pots that act as cones, hula hoops hung from the ceiling to jump through, cardboard boxes as obstacles to jump over, ropes that act as a spider web…

To make it even more entertaining, you can use a spoon with a ping pong ball that they have to hold in their mouths during the round: if they drop the ball, they have to start over.

21. Treasure hunt

If you are looking for a game full of mysteries, adventures and fun, this is an excellent option. Hide objects throughout the house and write clues to help participants find each treasure.

Whoever finds all the objects first wins. It can be played individually, in pairs, in groups… You can also make each object part of a puzzle that they must put together at the finish line to increase the excitement.

22. Balloons in the air

Do you have balloons at home and are they bored? Inflate some and try to keep them in the air, but… without using your hands! It can be with the head, the chest, the elbows, the legs… whoever violates the rule… loses, and whoever holds the balloon the longest… will win.

23. Jump rope

We all have a long rope or strip at home that we can use to play with 2 or more friends. They can take turns between those who move the rope and those who are inside jumping.

You can invent tournaments in which the best steps when jumping, acrobatics, pirouettes, number of jumps are scored…

24. Relay races

Although when thinking about a relay race we think of an open field, the truth is that it can be played at home. Make an obstacle course through the hallways and, if there are stairs, place the relay points on different levels.

You can make as many relay points as there are participants per team, and between…