The player who pulls the block chooses a category (e.g., animals) and names an item within that category. Anyone else in the group who has done that thing has to drink. For example, “I’ve never been skydiving”. The player who pulls the block says something they’ve never done before. The dare can be anything from singing a song to doing a silly dance. The player who pulls the block must do a dare. For example, they could say that every time somebody drinks, they have to tell a joke. The player who pulls the block gets to make a rule for the game. The last player to notice and put their thumb on the table has to take a drink. This means they can put their thumb on the table at any point during the game. The player who pulls the block becomes the thumb master. When this block is pulled, everyone starts drinking and can’t stop until the player to their right stops. The player who pulls the block gets to choose any player to take a drink. The player who pulls the block must make the player to their right drink. The player who pulls the block must make the player to their left drink.

When this block is pulled, all players must take a drink. The player who pulls the block must take three drinks. The player who pulls the block must take two drinks. The player who pulls the block must take a drink. Make the game your own by adding rules to the blocks! Don’t worry we’ve got you covered with some fun ideas: 1. The player who pulls the block must follow the instruction on the label.Īdd your spin to the game by making up your own rules! Be creative and have fun! Keep reading for fun Jenga label ideas! Jenga drinking game block ideas 💡 For example, there may be a rule that says “drink 1” or “make a rule”.

These labels correspond to rules that must be followed when the block is pulled. The main difference between this drinking game and regular Jenga is that there are labels on the blocks.

Rules for jenga games