Welcome to Group-Games.com! Here is a fantastic collection of easy-to-understand instructions for more than fifty play-tested, fun group games, sorted by type: action oriented games, icebreakers, stationary games, and team building exercises. We’ve playtested all of these and highly recommend them! See below for a description of each game type: action-oriented games, icebreakers, team building games, card games, and more. Try out these games for yourself and let us know what you think!
Action-Oriented Games
- Amoeba
- Banana Pass
- Capture the Flag
- Chubby Bunny
- Dragon Tag
- Drip, Drip, Drop
- Follow the Leader
- Ghost in the Graveyard
- Mother May I?
- Pulse Game
- Sardines
- Spud Game
- Thirsty Straws
- Ultimate Ninja
- Wall Ball
Ice Breaker Games
- Autograph Bingo
- Big Wind Blows
- Blanket Name Game
- Celebrity ID Game
- First Impressions Game
- Giants, Wizards, Elves
- Human Knot
- Human Sculptures Game
- ID Guessing Game
- M&M Game
- Name Game
- Never Have I Ever
- Pictionary
- Shoe ID Game
- Sorts and Mingle
- Straws Question Game
- Superlatives Game
- Telephone Charades
- Two Truths and a Lie
- Whose Story Is It?
Stationary Games
- Bowl Game
- Celebrity Game
- Couch Game
- Hodgy Podgy
- Hot Seat
- Killer Wink
- Mafia Game
- Powerpoint Game
- Reaction Game
- Screaming Viking
- Seven-Up (7Up)
- Signs Game
- Simon Says
- Team Story Game
- Thumbs Game
- Twenty Questions
- Zoo Game
Team Building Activities
- Bigger and Better
- Commonalities and Uniquities
- Great Egg Drop
- Photo Scavenger Hunt
- Stranded on a Desert Island
- Trust Walk
Card Games
Action-Oriented group games typically are high energy games that may require running or other wacky antics. Ice Breaker group games and activities tend to be shorter games useful for the beginning of meetings, especially when there may be new people present. Stationary group games tend to be medium length games that take place in one area. Team Building activities are usually problem solving group games that are useful for building trust or teaching some kind of lesson related to team dynamics. Card Games typically involve the use of a standard deck of cards. Group-Games.com is free, and we’re staying that way. If you find this site useful, please tell others about us on your blog or website!