Upgrade Your Party: 5 International Drinking Games to Try

Looking to elevate your next gathering? Instead of sticking to the same old beer-pong, why not give these 5 unique global drinking games a shot? From countries all around the world, these games will add a refreshing twist to any party.

1. Mexicali (Mexico)

Mexicali, also known as Mexican, is a dice game that’s popular in Mexico. Players take turns rolling the dice and follow a set of rules corresponding to the numbers rolled. Penalties for breaking these rules often involve taking a drink.

2. Kastenlauf (Germany)

In Kastenlauf, also referred to as “crate-racing”, teams race through a designated route while carrying a crate of beer. The catch? Each member must finish their beers before crossing the finish line.

3. Arrogance (Canada)

Arrogance is a Canadian drinking game where players begin with a pitcher, taking turns pouring as much or as little as they want into a large glass. The first to refuse a refill or “waterfall” the drink must finish it.

4. Fingers (Japan)

In Fingers, a Japanese drinking game, players hold out their hands while calling out numbers from 1 to 5. If the total number of fingers shown matches the called-out number, that player drinks.

5. Centzon Totochtin (Aztec/Mexico)

Centzon Totochtin is an Aztec-inspired drinking game that involves assigning different drinking rules and penalties to each of the 400 rabbit gods. Players take turns picking a god, each with its own unique drinking challenge.

So, next time you’re planning a gathering, consider introducing your friends to these global drinking games for an unforgettable experience.