Hulk Party Games
These two Hulk party games are going to be great fun for the guests that come to the party, and what luck they fit well with a Hulk party theme! This first game is called, 'Crisis'.
Pick someone to be sent from the room and have the rest of the players convene to decide on what crisis they'll be using for their answers.
If you want you can make this a crisis that the hulk would have to deal with, such as, 'What would you do if the Hulk crashed into the bathroom while you were showering?'Then, send for the person to return to the room.
At this point the person who has left the room must begin asking each person of the group crisis related questions.
No matter what question the players are asked they always respond with something they might do for the crisis they decided on.
For example, the player is asked 'What would you do if the government were after you?' and the player would respond as if answering a question related to the crisis they decided on like the Hulk crashing into their bathroom.
So the answer might be 'I'd scream and start hitting him with my plunger.
' The point is to give hints to the questioner with your answers.
After the questioner has questioned everyone in the group he/she must try and guess what situation you have all decided on.
The next game is called, 'Newspaper Reporter'.
For this game you'll need a bunch of old newspapers and crayons or markers for the kids to use.
During the first part of the game each kid takes a page from the paper and must look all over that page circling words.
They must start by circling a word that begins with the first letter of the alphabet, then a word that starts with the second letter of the alphabet and so on, omitting the letters, X and Z (since its so hard to find words starting with them) until the time limit of two minutes has run out.
Then for the second part of this game the kids must try and make an intelligible sentence out of the words they've circled.
Give them a bit longer for this one, say about 5 to 10 minutes.
Then you can give out prizes for most coherent sentences, most creative sentences, and just plain silly sentences.
Pick someone to be sent from the room and have the rest of the players convene to decide on what crisis they'll be using for their answers.
If you want you can make this a crisis that the hulk would have to deal with, such as, 'What would you do if the Hulk crashed into the bathroom while you were showering?'Then, send for the person to return to the room.
At this point the person who has left the room must begin asking each person of the group crisis related questions.
No matter what question the players are asked they always respond with something they might do for the crisis they decided on.
For example, the player is asked 'What would you do if the government were after you?' and the player would respond as if answering a question related to the crisis they decided on like the Hulk crashing into their bathroom.
So the answer might be 'I'd scream and start hitting him with my plunger.
' The point is to give hints to the questioner with your answers.
After the questioner has questioned everyone in the group he/she must try and guess what situation you have all decided on.
The next game is called, 'Newspaper Reporter'.
For this game you'll need a bunch of old newspapers and crayons or markers for the kids to use.
During the first part of the game each kid takes a page from the paper and must look all over that page circling words.
They must start by circling a word that begins with the first letter of the alphabet, then a word that starts with the second letter of the alphabet and so on, omitting the letters, X and Z (since its so hard to find words starting with them) until the time limit of two minutes has run out.
Then for the second part of this game the kids must try and make an intelligible sentence out of the words they've circled.
Give them a bit longer for this one, say about 5 to 10 minutes.
Then you can give out prizes for most coherent sentences, most creative sentences, and just plain silly sentences.
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