Challenge Drinking Game – 170+ Card Game Challenges
Card game with challenges and drinking rules
How to Play the Challenge Drinking Game
TipsyKiller is a card game-inspired drinking game with over 170 challenges ranging from funny stunts to slightly bolder social dares. The game starts with a short rules section you must read through, then the cards are shuffled and you flip through challenges one by one on your turn. Complete the challenge or take the specified number of sips.
With a wide range of challenges — from innocent to daring — the game suits groups who want variety and a little boundary-pushing. All challenges are drawn in random order, so nobody knows what comes next.
Rules
- Tap "Start the game" and read through the disclaimer — wait until the "Agree & start" button activates.
- Cards are shuffled randomly and shown one by one — flip back and forth with the arrow buttons.
- Current player's turn: complete the challenge on the card or take the number of sips shown.
- The group decides whether the challenge was completed correctly — democratic voting recommended.
- Continue until all cards are used or until you want to stop — no fixed end condition.
Frequently Asked Questions about the Challenge Drinking Game
How many challenges are in TipsyKiller?
The game has over 170 challenges of varying difficulty and type — from impressions and physical stunts to social dares and truth reveals.
Can you skip a challenge?
Yes, the alternative is always to take sips instead of completing the challenge. The number of sips ranges from 1 to 5 depending on the challenge's difficulty.
Are the challenges suitable for adults?
Yes, the game is made for adult party-goers and contains some challenges of a racier nature. All participants should read the disclaimer and consent to the game's content.
Can you play TipsyKiller alone?
The game is designed for groups — a minimum of 3 players is recommended. Many of the challenges require interaction with other players and are not meaningful alone.
Are the cards reshuffled after each game?
Yes, the cards are shuffled randomly at the start of each new game. No two games are identical, and the order varies every time you restart.