For example, one can bang against the wall while another person could use an empty table as a makeshift set of drums. The singer and those playing the instruments must all maintain the correct tune of the song, and anyone who starts laughing in that laughter-inducing way that only a stoned person can manage loses the game. That person can be penalized, such as by performing a task for the group. This game is best played after consuming plenty of weed. Once you are considerably high, begin looking at each other.
Start a countdown to see how long everyone can keep a straight face. The first person to smile, laugh, or otherwise lose their serious face, has lost and must suffer a penalty. This could be making that person power smoke a joint smoke an entire joint within a limited number of minutes , or perhaps, perform a chore for the group.
For example, they can prepare snacks for the entire group to enjoy the next half hour. However, you should avoid cooking while playing this game. Accidentally burning the house down is not part of the game. Weed Pong is no different. In this game, two players stand at opposite sides of a table that has a cup of water or beer at either end. These players must then try to bounce a ping pong ball into the cup at the other side of the table. The player who successfully gets the ball into the cup wins a reward, such as a glass of beer or even a joint.
Alternatively, the loser can pay a predetermined penalty, such as forfeiting a draw on the joint to their opponent.
Within no time, the two players are likely to stumble as they leave the table to go and flop on the couch! Our complete grow kits include everything you need to go from seed to your very own supply of high grade medical cannabis.
Can you keep your hand-eye coordination up while high? This version makes it extra hard. This is another video game that you can play with your friends or on your own. Most kids are experts at it, and most adults 35 years of age and under may have already played or heard about it. Few realize that it is even better stoned. In this game, you and 99 other players will be dropped off on a map by a blimp.
Once your feet hit the ground, there is a scramble to gather weapons while simultaneously chopping down trees to build a fortress. The longer the game lasts, the smaller the map becomes. This results in a mad frenzy in which the different players attack one another while building forts at the same time.
The player who stays in the game the longest is the one who wins! That person can get a reward from the group, such as a personal joint, or any other reward that you collectively agree upon before the start of the game.
The game you enjoyed playing as a kid has only gotten bigger and better over the years. Naturally, it makes its way effortlessly onto the list of the top games that one should play while high. This game is primarily a drinking game, but it is also very easy to play while high with your friends. In the highly unlikely event that you have never heard of this game, it requires all the players to form a circle and take turns making statements about the things that they have never done.
The people who have done what has been mentioned puts down one of their ten fingers and the game proceeds to another person taking center stage. If no one admits having ever done what you say that you have never done, then you smoke a joint and change the statement to something else. Another variation involves asking the person who is the only one who has ever done the thing in question to explain more about that activity. By the end of the day, not only will the group be very high, but each person will have learned something about the others.
By learning juicy secrets about each other, hopefully this will strengthen your friendship. Who knew that getting high can have such an effect? This one is great for those times after you and your friends have had a rather hectic day. You all might just want to veg out and get incredibly high without doing anything that requires you to move a lot. This can be a stoner movie like Pineapple Express or Dazed and Confused, or any other movie.
You just have to agree on the rules to observe. For example, you could agree that each time someone in the movie lights up a joint, you all will. If it is an action movie, you can take the game a notch higher by saying that each time the main actor takes a blow or kills someone, then you will all light up a joint. By the time the movie ends, you will all be one bunch of sky-high,. This game is a single-player game. The player controls an ape that is trying to escape through a maze in which the enemies humans are trying to kill it.
As the gorilla makes its way through the maze, it can grab human beings and use them as shields to evade the incoming gunfire. Alternatively, the gorilla can kill humans in its way. The bottom line is that you, as the player controlling the gorilla, have to decide whether to kill the humans you lay your hands on, or you push them in front of you as shields. There is no chance that you will master the maze after playing the game several times because the layout of that maze automatically changes each time you start the game.
See how destructive you can get with this ape in your control! To play a game or not to play a game Everyone knows that some of the best existential conversations are had while high. Philosophy, art, the state of the universe There are plenty of games to play while high; these are just some of our favorites.
As a good host, you should prepare several games in advance and then keep switching them up depending on how well your group enjoys them. The best way to do that is to grow your own. It's pretty chill. You play as an android, tasked with saving the Earth from robots so humans may eventually repopulate it.
But the robots start to demonstrate sentience in a way that feels eerily…human. I will cut off there for the sake of spoilers, but the game has multiple play-throughs, and each of them upends your expectations of the previous ones. More than that, the gameplay is an absolute joy.
It combines the best of JRPG style movement, with absolutely massive swords or hammers, and a hovering companion bot that can shoot bullets or missiles. The game is, basically: existential anxiety but make it fun. Any further summary will not do it justice. Play it, but with the necessary moral support and emotional fortifications.
Reach critical mass, and you can replace the stars. The most recent one is a mobile game called Amazing Katamari Damacy , which got significantly worse reviews than its namesake. You and your daughter move to the town of Maple Bay, where you find that all of the people in your neighborhood are also single, dateable dads. There are seven, they are all hot in their own way. There is no way to lose. StarCraft is easily the greatest game ever made. You missed out. So pick up the newly remastered original and put those tanks in siege mode.
The sound of zerglings exploding will be just as satisfying as it was back in Unexpected tactics pay off, like bouncing a laser sword across the map for no reason, only to have a surprised opponent jump right into it.
Why are Pikachu and Link fighting? I feel like they would be bros if they ever actually met. A puzzle game so challenging that having highdeas will probably actually help you think outside the box.
I kept finding environmental puzzles everywhere, in the real world, for months after I finished this one. If your opponents collect a power-up that you wanted, you can literally smack it out of them. At the end of the City Trial you and your friends duel in some mini competition, sometimes a race, sometimes a flight challenge, and occasionally a brawl. Yes, you can smack these legendary ship pieces out of your opponents as well. What if the Roman Empire had never collapsed and the first astronauts on the moon spoke Latin?
What if Shaka Zulu, and not Genghis Khan, conquered the largest landmass of all time? What if rock n roll was invented under the rule of Egyptian Pharaohs? The original DOS Master of Orion is a classic, well worth downloading an emulator so you can play it baked out of your tree today. The turn-based sci-fi strategy game tasks you with conquering the galaxy, either through diplomacy or war though mostly the latter.
There is literally no rush with this game. Negotiate at length with such nerdily-named rivals like the Psilons, Darloks, and Silicoids. Take your time, roll another joint, and just relax. Nothing is more satisfying than crushing four rows of blocks with a single straight Tetrimino— the official name of Tetris blocks —while listening to music originally composed the Russian poet Nikolai Nekrasov. Sign up for our newsletter to get the best of VICE delivered to your inbox daily.
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