A "college drinking game" is a game played at parties and gatherings, especially in a college setting, whose primary purpose is to socialize while consuming alcohol. There are a wide variety of these games, some requiring skill and others based on luck or the revelation of personal information. There isn't just one "Every College Drink Game," but rather a collection of popular games that have become traditions in college settings.

The concept of "Every College Drinking Game" doesn't refer to a single product you can buy, but rather to a collection of games commonly played in college settings. Therefore, there is no set price. However, if you're referring to commercial kits or games sold for this purpose (such as beer pong kits, shot roulette, or card games), the cost can vary considerably depending on the complexity and location of purchase. Based on search results, prices for these games can range from 10 euros to over 90 euros, depending on the type of game, materials, brand, and country of sale.

1. Online Stores: Amazon, eBay, and similar stores: These are the most common places to find drinking game kits, such as beer pong tables, spinners with shot glasses, themed card games, and specialty dice. Gift and Novelty Shops: Sites like Ale-Hop have sections dedicated to party games, including drinking options. 2. Board and Party Game Stores: Specialty Brick-and-Mortar Retailers: Some board game or party supply stores have sections with adult or drinking games. Here, you can find commercial versions of games like "Drunk Jenga" or "Cards Against Humanity." Large Supermarkets: In some countries, large supermarkets or department stores sell beer pong kits or drinking games in the games or seasonal items section. 3. Apps and Websites: Drinking Game Apps: There are many smartphone apps (Android and iOS) designed specifically for this purpose. Some of the most popular are "Picolo" and "La Guatoca," which give you challenges and rules to play with your friends. Websites with rules: Many blogs and websites (such as magazines or entertainment sites) have detailed lists of the most popular drinking games, with explanations of how to play them and the rules. You can simply Google "drinking game rules" or the name of a specific game.

Since "Every College Drinking Game" is a category of games and not a game itself, the question is, really, what popular drinking games can you play? Here's a list of the most common and popular drinking games in a college setting, divided by category: 1. Games of Skill These games require some physical dexterity or precision. Beer Pong: The most famous. You need a table, plastic cups, ping-pong balls, and beer. The objective is to throw a ball into the opposing team's cup for them to drink. Flip Cup: A team game of speed. You must drink the contents of a plastic cup and then flip it with a flick of your fingers so that it lands upside down. The first team to finish wins. Quarter Flip: Using a coin and a shot glass, you try to bounce the coin off the table and into the cup. If you succeed, you choose someone to drink. 2. Card Games Require a standard deck of cards. Ring of Fire (or King's Cup): The rules change with each card drawn. For example, a 4 could mean "everyone in the next row drinks" and a 7 could mean "everyone raises their arms, last one drinks." Ride the Bus: A guessing game with cards. If you guess correctly, you pass; if you guess incorrectly, you drink and keep trying until you guess correctly.

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