Wheelbarrow Relay Race
- Players: 2 – 20
- Duration: 20 - 30 min
- Average cost: $1
- Age: 4+
How to play
Make teams. Players take turns pushing each other in a wheelbarrow around a pylon in a relay race.
What you'll need
As an Amazon Associate, Group Games earns from qualifying purchases.
More games like this
- 4+ players
- 20 - 30 min
- ~$35/person
Floor is made of Lava Obstacle Course
Teams must get from Point A to Point B without touching the ground. Variations include having the team walk on chairs (1 extra chair for the team to use when moving), using planks of wood, etc.
Game details →
- 2+ players
- 10 - 20 min
- ~$3/person
Cup Stacking Race
Each player gets a stack of ten to fifteen plastic cups. On "Go!", build a perfect pyramid as fast as possible, then collapse it back into a single stack — fastest clean cycle wins. Run it as head-to-head duels, relay teams where each runner builds and breaks one pyramid, or a whole-room simultaneous countdown. For a harder version, require one-hand-only stacking or build the pyramid blindfolded with a teammate's instructions. Cheap, loud, and instantly competitive.
Game details →
- 3–6 players
- 50 - 60 min
- ~$6/person
The Chameleon Game
The Chameleon Game is a social deduction game where players must figure out who the "chameleon" is based on their answers to a series of questions. Players sit in a circle or around a table. Each player is given a card that contains a list of related words or prompts, except for the chameleon, who receives a card with no information other than the word "chameleon." The game consists of several rounds. In each round, one player is selected to be the moderator, who poses a question or gives a prompt related to the words or themes listed on the players' cards. Each player, including the chameleon, takes turns giving a response to the question or prompt. The chameleon's challenge is to blend in with the other players' responses without revealing their lack of knowledge about the secret word or theme. After all players have given their responses, players discuss among themselves and vote on who they believe the chameleon is. If the majority of players correctly identify the chameleon, they win the round. If the chameleon successfully avoids detection, they win the round instead.
Game details →