Traditional German Games - inflatable games for adults

Tired of playing the same old game?
How about adding some traditional German games that promise to be very interesting to your list?
Here we will provide you with a mix of games for children and adults.
If you 've just hosted the same old party game for every party you host and you only want to change this mode, then, boy, do we have the perfect choice for your German party game.
This is the perfect excuse to borrow some fun from world culture and introduce it into your circle.
You see, traditional German games offer some of the most exciting, fun-filled moments.
Although they are simple, anyone who wants to bring home some joy and laughter can play with them.
As we know, kids really don't need excuses to laugh or have fun, but changing their usual pile of major games should make it all more exciting and twice as fun.
Some of the best German kids games and German drinking games will be listed in the section below (since we didn't forget adults, didn't ).
Read, learn and enjoy.
The games listed below are sure to bring crazy laughter and screaming matches, you can be sure.
But, my God, the kids have so much fun.
This traditional game is called Topfschlagen.
A small pot with chocolate was placed on the floor.
Choose a child (via chits) and be blindfolded.
He was then handed a stick and placed in the middle of the room.
The goal of the game is to crawl on the floor and find and hit the pot with a stick.
Once the child finds the pot, he can claim that the contents are the same as his own.
The game can continue to play by re-playing
Fill the pot and let others try it.
This popular German game is called Schokoladenessen, which is quite fast. paced activity.
As the name suggests, it does include eating chocolate, but the way it spreads is fun.
A group of children are sitting around the table and it is important to make sure that all children are sitting around the table.
The chocolate bar is wrapped in several layers of newspapers, fixed with ribbons, placed in the center of the table, as well as other items, including hats, scarves, gloves, forks, knives and dice.
The child who rolled the dice in the first round was selected through chits and his/her goal was to score 6 points.
When 6 rolls, the child must wear a scarf, gloves and hat and start to open the newspaper layer to reach the bar.
When he/she arrives at the chocolate bar, he/she has to start eating chocolate using a knife and fork.
When it all happens, the other children around the table must continue to roll the dice in a counter-clockwise direction.
When any child rolls a 6, he/she takes over from the first child (including wearing a scarf, etc) and starts eating chocolate.
The game continues until the bar is over.
Let this be fast.
The rhythm game is more interesting, you can play in 3-
4 tables and time.
Then send out the first, second, third and condolences.
It is called "dre, Zwei, Drei" in German ". . . Halt! \' (1, 2, 3. . . Halt! ) game.
The person who was labeled "it" stood in the distance to support others.
Then he/she said, "Drury, Zwei. . .
At that time, the children had to run to him.
When he said "stop" He turned around and all the children had to stop in the statue model and they didn't move at all.
If any of them are found moving, they are out.
The game goes on until everyone is fired or one of the children crosses the finish line.
This German game is called "sardinen ".
A child is chosen to hide when someone else has to find him.
They have to count up to 30, and at this point the child will hide.
When someone finds the child, they have to hide with him.
Others join the first child in the hiding place one by one.
This lasted until the last place to find a hiding place.
If it is combined with dim lights, it will be very interesting so that hide-and-seek games become more challenging.
This game is called "katz (cat) and Maus" (mouse) in Germany ).
Here, one player is a cat, the other is a mouse, and the rest form a circle.
The purpose is that the cat must catch the mouse.
The mouse can enter and exit the circle anywhere.
An extra interesting element was introduced because the circle sometimes allowed the mouse to enter and sometimes stopped him.
When the mouse is caught, someone will come and decide who the next cat is and who the mouse is.
This game is called Koffer packen in German.
Let the children sit around.
The first child started with "I packed a suitcase and I put a silencer in it.
The next child went on to say "I packed a suitcase with a silencer and a shirt inside ".
This will continue, with each child repeating the previous items in the list and adding their own.
Those who messed up the order or missed any items were disqualified and the game went on until there was another child who was declared the winner.
Beer is synonymous with Germany.
There is also the concept of beer boots that are very popular in Germany.
The beer boots sound exactly the same shape as the glasses.
There are some traditional games here that you can enjoy with this concept and some that are not.
A very, very popular game to play in Germany is the beer boot pass (Bier boot ).
Usually the next round of beer is nailed to a person.
Here, a beer cup is filled and passed around in the group. There are some rules for this, which must be tilted before each pass, and do not sprinkle a drop of beer.
The goal of the game is second. to-
The last person to finish the beer has to pay for the next round (or on a business trip ).
Then the game becomes judgment because either you drink the whole beer or you take a sip and pass it on.
You never know who is the penultimate, so suspense and excitement are very common.
This is a very popular traditional game in Germany, Switzerland and Austria, and more popular is Kastenlauf.
The game is similar to a race, marking the route in the race, ranging from 5-12 km.
One case of beer per participant (specific size and quantity ).
The goal of the game is to complete the whole box of beer before reaching the finish line.
The first person to successfully complete this feat won.
The outdoor game was played in one team against the other, and the two teams were equal.
The purpose of the game is to let the team finish all the beer.
The team stood opposite the ground in a document and their beer was in front of them.
An empty bottle (filled with water so it doesn't roll with the wind) or a tin can is placed in the middle and another object (used as a target) is brought in something like a tennis ball
To determine which team will go first, Chits is attracted.
The first team (A) hit the ball to the target and let it roll.
Once the bottle fell, Team A started drinking beer.
At the same time, team B has to run to the center, place the bottle upright, find the ball, and then return to the team before shouting "stop.
Team A then stopped drinking and Team B started throwing the ball at the bottle to continue the game.
The game lasted until a team finished all their beer and they were declared the winner.
People can make things more difficult by introducing rules in the game, for example, if a team doesn't reach the goal in the first attempt, they have to give up the round, otherwise no team member can hit the target twice.
Divide the group into two teams and let them line up in front of each member in beer boots.
When the whistle rang, the first man raised his glass and began to drink beer.
Upon completion, he had to turn the Cup over to show that there was no beer in the Cup.
Then the next person starts drinking and so on.
The next person in line can only drink when the first person emptied his cup.
The last team member won the team who emptied the glass than the other team members.
Even though the game looks simple, it's fun because getting drunk will make you funny.
It runs in the order of "who stole the cookies.
One was chosen as "German Herman" (HTG) and he had to get the game to run.
Other members sit there in a random way and are named, it would be better if they confused names like the China port number
1. master rum, Randy Dundee, etc.
The game started with HTG dropping a missile at port 1 of China.
1. Mr. \ 'slogan of China port
I must answer "not me, sir ".
Then HTG replies "then who, sir" and then it goes on.
This sentence must end with "sir" and if not then the player must put down a shot or a beer boot.
Again, players must do the same if they fumble at any time.
The tense atmosphere caused the players to forget something and there was a lot of beer flowing.
With these games, no party is just fun and passionate.
This is for sure.
So choose a good one and get the German-
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