MadWish Girls Edition - Party Drinking Board Game

First of all, don’t forget to stock up on alcohol. The game comes with two shot glasses, and you can add more glasses if you like.

When you spin the bottle, it will land on one of 8 possible spots. These spots are as follows: 1. SHOT – pretty self-explanatory: you take a shot. 2. SNITCH – the game includes 6 different decks of cards. If the bottle lands on SNITCH, you choose anyone you like, and they must pick any card they want, entirely of their own choice.

As for the cards:
3. TRUTH – you draw a card, read the question, and answer truthfully—only the truth and nothing but the truth. Otherwise, you take a shot.
4. DARE – same idea. You draw a card, read the challenge, and complete it. Otherwise, you take a shot.
5. POINT OUT – this one works a bit differently. You draw a card and read what it says. The question might be something like: Who is the easiest to convince to have sex? Everyone raises a hand, you count down from three, and then point to the person you’re thinking of. The person who gets pointed at by the most players has to take a shot.
6. WOULD YOU RATHER — exactly that: “would you rather.” You draw a card and read what it says. For example: Would you rather have a threesome with a girl and a guy, or a threesome with two guys? You answer the question honestly—or you take a shot.
7. NEVER HAVE I EVER — “Never have I ever.” You draw a card and read what it says. For example: “I have never had sex with two people within 24 hours.” Anyone who has done it drinks 🙂
8. COCKTAIL — this includes three different types of actions: GO — everyone must perform the action written on the card. Whoever is the slowest has to take a shot. CATEGORY — the card names a category, for example orgasm. Everyone must quickly think of and say something related to that category. The slowest person takes a shot. LIGHTNING — lightning round. You have 3 seconds to choose between two options, or you take a shot.

Each deck contains 90 cards inside the box.

Ending the game:
There are two options. You can either keep playing until you clearly feel bored, or agree in advance on how many rounds you’ll play. For example, everyone agrees on 15 rounds, and once those 15 rounds are completed, you can optionally add, say, another 5 rounds. We recommend the second option—this way everyone knows how long the game will last, and motivation tends to drop less than it usually would.