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Super Fun Indoor Party GamesHome >> Super Fun Indoor Party Games Indoor party games can be a blast with some imagination and preparation. You don't have to spend a lot to have fun inside. Frugal finds around the house or the dollar store are all you'll need to play most of these games.
If the weather doesn't cooperate; you're having a classroom party; or you need indoor birthday party games for a celebration that comes in fall or winter, then these are the games for you. Check These Pages for More Indoor Party Game Options FFM Favorite Indoor Party Games for $20 or Less!
Who doesn't like indoor party games that require candy? This is a great ice breaker game. Before the party create a color topic list using topics appropriate to your guests based on their ages. Check out this example: Red candy: favorite hobbies Green candy: favorite foods Yellow candy: favorite movies Orange candy: favorite subject in school Brown candy: favorite tv star/show Blue candy: wild cards (they can share from any topic they choose) Pour a big bowl of Skittles, M&M's or any other multicolor candy and have everyone in the group grab as much or as little as they like. No one should eat any yet. For each piece of candy they take players will have to answer a question, depending on its color. Be creative and choose any questions you think would be appropriate for your guests. The person running the game (probably you Mom) will call out the color picked randomly from the candy remaining in the bowl. Everyone then goes around the room sharing 1 answer per candy for that color. Like in our example:
If red is chosen then anyone holding two red candies will have to give two answers to the question. After they've answered the questions they can go ahead and eat just those candies.
Continue around the room until each color has been chosen. This indoor party game is fun to play and funny to watch. No props needed either. Choose an action that is specific, funny and very animated to act out (milking a cow, riding a bull, skydiving). Have everyone stand shoulder to shoulder then look to the right. Starting at the left of the line tap the first person on the shoulder and whisper the action to the first person. That person then taps the second person on the shoulder and acts out the clue using charades rules (no talking allowed, no noises). Once the second person thinks they've got it, they tap the third person and act the clue out to them. This continues down the line until it reaches the last person, who must guess what the action is. This game can be a real riot because the actions change and get misinterpreted as it goes down the line. To make it go faster, break large groups up into teams of 5 or 6 and see who gets the clue first. This is one of those indoor party games that needs some prep time, but it's worth it because you can use your furniture as obstacles to make it more fun. You'll Need:
Tie the prize to one end of your yarn then hide the prize. Work the yarn around the room, looping over and around furniture until you get the end of the string. Tag the end so it's easy to spot. Do this with all the prizes making sure to overlap strings as you go. Give everyone a string and have everyone follow it until they get to their prize. The longer the strings are, and the more they intersect and loop around, the more fun this game is. To make it bit easier use different colored strings. For older kids or even adults, make this a little more difficult by using the same color string for every prize. Pick someone to be IT. IT looks around and finds an object that everyone playing the game can see. Then IT says, "I spy with my little eye something that is.. ." and then they go on to give a clue about the object. The other players take turns asking questions about the object until someone guesses the correct answer. The one making the correct guess then chooses the next object. This indoor party game doesn't require much space and all you need are some pennies and a wide mouth jar. A clean tomato sauce jar is perfect. Two at a time, have players start at opposite sides of the jar about 10 feet away from it. On GO each player walks to the jar with their penny between their knees and tries to drop it inside the jar. If the penny is dropped that player has to go back to their start line. The first to get their penny in the jar wins. You can have one winner for each pair, or keep playing winners against each other until there is just one winner left. This is a memory indoor party game. The first person starts the game by saying, "I am going on a journey and I am bringing with me a _____." They name an object that begins with the letter "A". The next person repeats the line with the object the first person named, and then they add an object that begins with the letter B, and so on. This goes on with each player trying to remember each object in alphabetical order then adding their own object using the next letter of the alphabet. If you have space for slightly active indoor party games this is a great game if you have everyone dance in place. You will need:
You will need a music monitor (probably you again mom). Have everyone pick a spot and start the music - stopping it in short intervals. Everyone is free to dance until the music stops then they must freeze immediately. Keep an eye on everyone. You might need help with this, because anyone who is still moving when the music stops, or who doesn't hold their pose until the music starts again is out. The last one in is the winner. Make it more fun by changing the pace at which you start and stop the music to keep it unexpected. A popular indoor party game that goes by many different names. Players sit in a circle and one guest tells three things about themself. Two of the things are true and one is a lie. The other players have to guess which is the lie. The game continues around the circle. This is a really fun indoor party game and will quickly become a kid favorite. You will need:
Purchase several different types of candy bars. I find the most frugal way to do this is by purchasing those $1 packs that come with 8 snack size bars in each pack. Dollar stores sell them and so does Walmart when I last looked. Before the party chop up the candy bars into small bits and put each type of candy bar in its own bowl. Number each bowl. Make sure you write down what kind of candy is in each bowl so you don't forget, but keep the list out of sight. Have each player take a taste of candy from each bowl. They need to guess what kind of candy is in each bowl and write it on their paper. Ex: 1. Snickers, 2. Three Musketeers, 3. Nestle Crunch and so on. When they think they have them all they can turn in their answer sheet. Check everyones answers and give a prize to everyone who got them all right. A goody bag with one of each type of candy is good prize, but be prepared to have a lot of them handy. Bingo cards printed with words unique to your theme can be a great addition to your indoor party games. You'll Need:
Print up your cards and a set of words for calling. Give everyone some markers and start the fun! Don't forget to have several small prizes on hand so you can play more than once. Knowing there is a prize at the end of this indoor party game might help keep everyone from eating the markers. :) A good addition to yours indoor party games if you can create a large open space. This is also a great game to play outdoors. You will need:
Play until everyone has has a turn or until there is only one person left standing. All you need for this game are enough plastic straws for everyone and a bag of cottonballs.
The first team to get their cottonball all the way down the line of players wins. A fast-paced game great for all ages. You will need:
Have everyone sit in a circle on the floor. Quickly set the timer for a random time then pop it in the bag and close it up. Taping the top will keep it from opening up during the game. Hand the bag to the closest player in the circle. Players have to pass the bag around the circle and keep it moving. The person holding the bag when the timer goes off is out. An icebreaker indoor party game that can be played when guests first arrive or played throughout the entire event. Another frugal game. All you will need is a bag of beans. As guests arrive give them each 10 beans and explain that if they are asked a question and only answer "Yes" or "No", they must give a bean to the person who asked the question. The person with the most beans at the end of the game wins a prize. This is an easy, inexpensive way to have a scavenger hunt indoors. It's especially fun for little kids. It's also an equally fun outdoor birthday party game. You'll Need:
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Absolutely a family favorite for us. Simple instructions. Fast paced, and perfect for a bunch of kids around a table or sitting in a circle on the floor. Also a really cool 
We own this one too. 'Bop It' is great for one kid or a bunch of kids. It has a party setting and gets passed from player to player. Fast paced. Good for lots of laughs.
I'm sure this is a classic party favorite by now. Moving the coffee table will make enough space indoors to enjoy this game.
Awesome for indoor fun! All the fun of the classic egg and spoon game witn none of the mess.
The ultimate classic indoor party game. Still fun and still going strong.
A Christian version of a kids party classic. Very Cute!
