Party Games

Choose your teammate and come up with devious signals to let each other know when you’ve got the crabs! But keep a sharp eye out on your opponents and try to intercept their signals to stop them from winning the game.

Here at Casual Game Revolution, we love a good success story. In this article, we interview a math teacher who took a simple party game idea into a professionally published game that is now available at Target.

It's time to settle the most important question ever asked: hot dogs or chicken? And there's only one way to do it! In a flipping contest, of course.

Who was born in Houston, Texas, and has sung twice at the Super Bowl? What is good at hearing, remembers more numbers than you, and can sing songs?

Help! I’ve got a dilemma! Should I run for president? Choose your advice carefully from the cards in your hand and you might just win a point and become the master advice giver!

Where did you put those scissors? Was it in the top drawer? The bottom? Try to remember and find them before your opponent discovers where he placed his flashlight and batteries.

Ask your friends what's something crunchy that they wouldn't want to step on. See how many answers they can come up with in thirty seconds, and reward your three favorite answers with points!

Bid on key locations and try to control four in a row in order to be the luckiest player and win the game.

Time to describe your imaginary friend! Only it might not be so easy because you only have so many words in front of you. Which ones will you use?

A game of fashion design from designer Jaime Miller, Make It Happen puts 2-12 players in command of the runway during New York’s Fashion Week.