Even if they often deny it, teenagers actually love to play party games. Not only does these games let them feel the celebration, but they also brings the teens closer to their peers. Well, if your the host, you should make sure that you have enjoyable party games that will keep everyone preoccupied throughout the celebration.

The best birthday party games for teens are those filled with lots of laughter and comedy, but aren’t very tiring. After all, teens don’t like looking all sweaty and messy in front of their friends. Here are some great and enjoyable ideas you can have during your party.

• Truth, Truth, Lie - This is a great icebreaker during a teen party, and you can have as much players as you want. First ask everyone to sit in a circle. Then, give them small pieces of paper, and some pencils. Tell them to write down three pieces of information about themselves. Two of them should be true, while one is a lie. Then, each player reads out his or her three information, and everyone guesses which one’s the lie. Those who guess correctly get a point. The winner is the person with the most number of point.

• Song Charades – If you love playing charades, then this game will suit you just fine! First, prepare scraps of paper with titles of popular songs written on them. Put these all in a hat. Then, form several groups with at least six members each. When a team takes a turn, one member would pick out a song from the hat, and he or she would act it out for the other teams. The team that first guesses the song correctly and the team who acted out the song both get points. Every team takes a turn, and at the end of the game, the team with the most points gets a prize.

• Greatest Story Ever Told - This is a quiet, but funny game you can play, even if everyone is just sitting down or resting (like if you all just ate). You need several pieces of lined paper, and a few pens. The game begins with the host writing down a sentence. Then, he or she passes it to the next person, who adds another sentence to the story. The game continues, until everyone has added something to the “story”. The host then reads the story out loud. It’ll surely be hilarious!

• The Soda Can Tower - Did you all drink up lots of sodas during the party? Well, here’s a game you can play that’ll let you make use of all those empty cans! First, ask everyone to pair off. When a pair’s turn comes, the two of them are given two minutes to work together to create a tower out of the empty soda cans. The pair that is able to create the tallest tower during the given two minutes for them wins the game.

With these fun, but simple game ideas, any teen party will be enjoyable. Try them out during your own celebration!