Drinking Games is meant for adults of legal drinking age having a good time together. Alcohol affects everyone differently, and no game is worth your health or safety. Please keep these in mind every time you play.
🚗 Never drink and drive
Plan a safe way home before the night starts — a designated driver, a taxi, or a rideshare. If you've been drinking, don't get behind the wheel, and don't let a friend do it either.
Know your limits
- Drink water between rounds and eat before and during play.
- There's no shame in sitting a round out, sipping water instead, or swapping in a soft drink — every game on this site works exactly the same with a non-alcoholic drink.
- Pace yourself. Timed games like Power Hour can add up fast — go at a speed that's right for you.
- Stop when you've had enough. "One more" is how good nights turn bad.
Look after each other
- Keep an eye on your friends. If someone's had too much, help them slow down or stop.
- Never pressure anyone to drink, and respect anyone who opts out — for any reason, or none.
- Know the signs of alcohol poisoning (confusion, vomiting, slow or irregular breathing, unconsciousness) and call emergency services if you're worried. It's never the wrong call.
Who should not play
- Anyone under the legal drinking age.
- Anyone who is pregnant, driving, on medication that interacts with alcohol, or in recovery.
- Anyone who simply doesn't want to drink — join in with water or a soft drink instead.
💛 Need support?
If you or someone you know is struggling with alcohol, help is available. These free, confidential services can point you in the right direction:
In an emergency, always call your local emergency number.
Drinking Games does not sell alcohol and is intended purely as entertainment for adults who choose to drink responsibly. Play smart, stay hydrated, and take care of your people. 💧