Start with the vibe and size of your crew. Different drinking games suit different settings.

• Players & time: Check the product page for player count and average play time.
• Setup & space: Card and dice games are quick and tabletop-friendly; board or pong-style sets may need more room.
• Complexity: Choose simple rules for mixed groups, or strategy-heavy games for game-night regulars.
• Materials: Plastic pieces travel well and handle outdoor use; glass looks great indoors.
• Theme: Look for party themes like tailgates, bachelor/ bachelorette, or general game night.
• Age rating: Many listings note “Ages 21+.”

Filters (e.g., Adult Party Games, Card Games) can help narrow choices, and Walmart pickup or delivery may be available in your area.

It’s easy to keep the fun while skipping alcohol. Many drinking games adapt well.

• Switch the sip: Use water, soda, or mocktails.
• Points instead of pours: Replace “drinks” with chips/tokens; hit a score to win.
• Mini challenges: Trade penalties for quick, lighthearted tasks (e.g., trivia, charades).
• Time and pace: Use short timers or rounds to keep play moving.
• Group comfort: Agree on house rules so everyone feels included.

Check the description for adaptable rules and player count, then set expectations before starting. These approaches can help keep game night inclusive and lively, whether you’re hosting at home, a tailgate, or on a trip.

Most drinking games in this category are designed for adults.

• Age rating: Many listings indicate “Ages 21+,” especially when alcohol is referenced.
• Local laws: Always follow local regulations and venue rules regarding alcohol.
• Content: Some games include mature themes; review the product details to ensure they fit your audience.
• Adaptations: If you’re playing alcohol-free, you can often substitute beverages or use point-based variations.

Look for the age guidance and content notes on the product page before you buy. If alcohol is involved, participation should be limited to adults of legal drinking age, and pacing beverages or opting for non-alcoholic alternatives can help keep the experience comfortable.

Caring for pieces helps them last across many game nights.

• Glassware: Rinse before first use; hand-wash with mild soap and dry thoroughly unless the product page specifies dishwasher-safe.
• Plastic parts: Wipe with a damp cloth or gentle soap; avoid abrasive cleaners.
• Cards: Keep dry; use a soft, dry cloth only. Consider sleeves if you play often.
• Wood blocks/boards: Spot-clean with a slightly damp cloth; dry immediately and don’t soak.
• Storage: Return items to the original box or a sealed bin. Keep components (dice, balls, tokens) in small bags to prevent loss.

Care instructions may vary by item, so reviewing the product details can provide the best guidance for materials and finishes.

We know that’s frustrating, and there are a few routes you can take.

• On arrival: If something’s missing or damaged when delivered, start a return or exchange from your Walmart account or contact Customer Care within the return window.
• Replacements later: Availability of spare parts varies by item. Check the product page for dimensions and materials; compatible accessories (e.g., generic cups, balls, dice) may be found in-store or online.
• Documentation: Keep the packaging and any instructions for reference.

Policies and options can vary by product and location. Reviewing your order details and the item’s return policy is a good first step to find a solution that fits.