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Drinking games for your phone.

Open a game, add the people at the table and go. Every card, question and vote has your friends' names on it.

Games

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Rules and questions

How Ring of Sin works

Ring of Sin follows Ring of Fire, also called Kings Cup or Circle of Death, and adds the things people end up adding anyway: questions, dares and votes. One phone is the whole deck.

CardNameWhat happens
AWaterfallEveryone drinks at once. You can only stop after the person before you stops.
2DrinksHand out drinks, take some, or share them with someone the game picks.
3Truth or dareYou choose. The game gives you a question or a dare.
4QuestionYou read a question to another player. They answer or drink.
5DuelTwo players face off. The loser drinks.
6SpicyA flirty card for two players. Either can say no and drink instead.
7EveryoneNever have I ever, categories, rhyme time and other group rounds.
8MatePick a drinking buddy who drinks whenever you do.
9Secret voteEveryone votes in secret on the phone; only the totals show.
10New ruleMake a rule for the rest of the game. Break it and you drink.
JThumb masterPut your thumb on the table. The last one to copy you drinks.
QQuestion masterAnyone who answers your questions drinks.
KKing's cupPour some of your drink into the cup. The fourth king drinks it all.

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Questions

Are Chug Games free?

Yes, right now every game is free to play in your browser. Chug Games will start costing money later on, but accounts created before that stay free forever.

Do I need to download an app?

No. Open chuggames.com on any phone and start a game. You can add it to your home screen if you want it to feel like an app.

How many players do you need?

Ring of Sin and Most Likely work from 2 to 16 players, Spy from 3 to 12. They are best with four or more.

What is Ring of Fire (Kings Cup)?

Ring of Fire, also called Kings Cup or Circle of Death, is a classic card drinking game where each card has a rule and the fourth king drinks the cup in the middle. Ring of Sin keeps those rules and adds truth or dare, secret votes, house rules and random chug breaks.

Can I skip a card or a question?

Always. Anyone can skip anything, including the person a card is aimed at. Skipping just costs a drink.

Is it for adults only?

Yes. Chug Games are drinking games for people of legal drinking age, 18+ or older where your local law says so. Water counts as a drink.