Bottle Bomb
Indoor Individual Outdoor Physical
- Players: 3 or more
- Duration: 5 - 20 min
- Free to play
- Age: 4+
How to play
Players stand around a table. Music plays and players have to do a bottle flip until the bottle stands still. When they succeed they pass the bottle to the next player. When the music stops the player with the bottle in his hand is eliminated.
What you'll need
- a plastic bottle
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