By; Rebecca Clark

The aim of the game is to retrieve the

object(s) that you need from your messy

room, in as short an amount of time as

possible.

The longer it takes

for you to find the

object, the more points

you lose!

You win the game when, and if, you find the elusive object.

Bonus points are awarded if you find the object before your allotted time is up.

If you fail to find

the object and lose

the game, you

must continue with

your day without

the missing object.

This will act as the

loser’s forfeit.

If you, like me, have little or no sense of

direction, then this game is for you!

The aim of the game is to arrive at your

destination (ie. The location of the

party, your best friends house, your college

lecture room) on time and without getting

lost.

You gain points for

knowing where

you are, and for

having enough

time left to arrive

early or on time.

You lose points

once you realise

you don’t know

where you are.

The game is

forfeited and

you lose if

you have to

call someone

for help, or

ask a

stranger for

directions!

The aim of the

game is to remain

awake and alert

the morning after

a night out.

You must battle

your lack of sleep

and fight the urge

for a quick nap!

If you doze off in lectures or on the bus, you lose the game.

You gain points if you manage to get off the bus at the right stop, and if your lecture notes still make sense to you the following day.

You win the game outright if you make it home (after college, work, etc.) without collapsing!

This game is particularly fun to play if you

have a family member or friend that is more

gullible than most.

The aim of the game is to convince said

gullible friend/parent/sibling that an

obviously outrageous and/or ridiculous lie is a

fact. (e.g. “No seriously mam, Barack Obama

was actually Britney Obama till he was 25!”)

You win if you

manage to

convince your

victim that you are

telling them the

truth.

If they become

suspicious or

refuse to accept

the lies, you lose!

This game centres around the ability to

wakeboard (Wakeboarding is a surface water

sport which involves riding a wakeboard over

the surface of a body of water).

It is also a seasonal sport (meaning don’t play

it in Ireland in the winter, because you’ll

likely freeze to death, even with a wetsuit!).

The aim of the game is to wakeboard for as long as possible, without cramping up or falling off.

The player gains points for successfully pulling jumps and/or tricks.

The game is over and the player loses when

he or she falls off.

The game can be played

as a competition, with the

player that has the highest

final overall score wins.