Card games are always a great way to pass the time. Add in some alcohol, and you have the perfect recipe for a fun-filled evening. Drinking card games for two can be a great way to bond with your partner or friend while enjoying a few drinks. Here are some of the best drinking card games for two that you can try out.
1. Never Have I Ever
Never Have I Ever is a classic drinking game that can be played with just two people. All you need is a deck of cards with questions written on them. The game starts with one player reading out a statement starting with "Never have I ever...". If the other player has done what the statement says, they need to take a drink. The game continues with the other player reading out a statement and so on.
2. Drunk Jenga
Drunk Jenga is a fun variation of the classic game that involves writing drinking challenges on each block. To play, simply stack the blocks as you would in the original game, and take turns removing one block at a time. Each block has a specific drinking challenge written on it, and the player who removes the block needs to perform the challenge or take a drink.
3. Kings
Kings is a popular drinking game that is played with a deck of cards. Each card has a specific rule that the players need to follow. For example, if a player draws a 2, they need to take two drinks, and if they draw a 3, they need to give three drinks to another player. The game continues until all the cards have been drawn.
4. Buzz
Buzz is a simple drinking game that can be played with just two people. To start, the first player says "one", and the second player says "two". The game continues with each player saying the next number in sequence. However, there are a few rules that players need to follow. For example, if the number is divisible by 7 or contains the digit 7, the player needs to say "buzz" instead of the number. If a player makes a mistake, they need to take a drink.
5. Higher or Lower
Higher or Lower is a simple card game that can be played with just two people. To start, one player draws a card from the deck and places it face-up on the table. The other player needs to guess whether the next card will be higher or lower than the one on the table. If they guess correctly, the game continues, and they can keep guessing. If they guess incorrectly, they need to take a drink.
Conclusion
These are just a few of the many drinking card games for two that you can try out. Make sure to play responsibly and know your limits. Remember, the goal is to have fun, not to get drunk.
