Top 10 fear factor birthday party games

Fear Factor yr- Bobbing for Eye Balls. Runner Up. Fear Factor Party -9yr- Minnow Munch. Fear Factor Party -7yr- Pig Snot.

Fear Factor Party yr Organ Transplant. Totally Gross Party -8yr- Slimy Eyes. Fear Factor Sleepover -9yr- Flavored Shakes. Fun Fear Factor yr- Ten Challenges.

The trick is that ALL the eggs are actually boiled and this is just a test of courage. The players that hesitate to crack the egg fails. Empty a variety of different jars of baby food into individual bowls make sure you know which is which. Label the bowls with numbers and challenge players to taste every bowl and try and guess what it is. To make it more of a challenge, add some food coloring into the food that might be given away by its color. Make sure to have paper and pencils handy so guests can write their answers on them.

Winner is the one that taste and guesses the most correctly. Award 1 point for every correct guess, and 3 additional points to the one that has the most correct guesses.

Some people laugh in the face of gross or gruesome but them go weak in the knees at the thought of something as unassuming as talking to your neighbors. Time to face your social anxiety fears! In this game you will provide all players or teams with a small object. This can be a tube of unused lipstick, a funky pen, a candy bar, etc. The idea of the game is that they must go around the neighborhood and try and trade it with the neighbors for something bigger and better.

They can then try and trade that item for something bigger and better to someone else. Set a time limit; say 30 minutes, to trade.

At the end of the time limit whoever has the biggest and best item wins. You can choose to have two winners by awarding 10 points for the biggest, and another 10 points for the best. Fill a bathtub or kiddie pool with water, marbles, and tons of ICE you want it to be freezing.

The object of the game is for players to stick their foot in the ice water and grab as many marbles as they can in a two minute period. The winner is of course the one that collects the most marbles. Award 1 point for every marble they are able to retrieve and 3 additional points to the one that pulls out the most.

Next, fill the pie tin with whip cream. On the start of go all players must place their hands behind their back and retrieve all 10 gummy worms with their mouth.

The first player to retrieve all ten worms and eat them wins! To make the worms more like real earth worms you can cover them in honey and crushed Oreo cookies. You might want to take the amount of worms down to five or six if you do this because the worms become sickly sweet.

Award 10 points to the winner! You can also give 1 point for every worm that the other players were able to eat up to that point. To play have a bowl of six dog biscuits ready for each player, and place a large bucket at the other side of the playing area for all players to use. If you want you can have another individual bowl for each player to drop their biscuits in instead of a collective bucket.

Oh my these are wild! It would be so much fun to do the egg roulette, messy but fun! The egg one!! What a great idea. So much fun though. I think my kids would get a huge kick out of all of these! Egg roulette sounds really funny. I would hate to be the one with the egg all over my head but would love to see someone else get it. These all sound like a lot of fun! That dog biscuit challenge would be hard. Even the smell of dog food kinda makes me gag.

These are all fun games. The Egg Roulette sounds fun, but that baby food tasting, ick. No way could I do that. This is a great idea.

My kids would love to have a party like this. I will have to show this to them. The egg game sounds like lots of fun! These sound hilarious! We have played one or two similar games to some of these at our halloween parties! I have tried a couple of these and they were a great success. I appreciate the new ones. They should of had the Bean Boozle challenge on this list that will fear factor you too!