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Your cart is empty.Get ready for the ultimate party game experience with the Ultimate Party Tower! This all-in-one game set includes 57 blocks, making it the perfect choice for power hour or any adult party. With its tipsy spin on classic games, the Ultimate Party Tower is sure to bring hours of laughter and fun to your next gathering. Whether you're playing alone or with friends, this game is sure to provide endless entertainment. So why wait? Get your Ultimate Party Tower today and get ready to party like never before!
Hannah
Reviewed in the United States on March 9, 2025
Had lots of fun!! Super easy to play with extra instructions for the prompts that might need more explaining, a couple of them are blank for adding in your own rules which is super cool. These blocks are suuuuper slippery though so unless you're Jenga master you'll probably be knocking down the tower!!
Snowflake
Reviewed in the United States on March 8, 2025
This tower game is a blast, especially for parties and game nights. It’s a great way to get everyone laughing, and it definitely helps kick off the night. A little confusing in directs also.
Denver303
Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2025
This game is a fantastic way to get kids moving! It's essentially Jenga with a twist, incorporating physical activities that really get everyone up and away from screens. I love that it promotes active play and laughter. The wooden blocks are well-made; they're smooth and fit neatly into the box, making storage and transport a breeze. However, a word of caution: if you're playing with children, I strongly recommend reviewing the cards and blocks before starting. A few of them do contain content that might be inappropriate for younger audiences. Once you've filtered out any questionable items, though, it's a guaranteed good time!
Anonanima
Reviewed in the United States on March 23, 2025
Fun game for younger adults who want to drink and party. Can also be used with mocktails or soda for those who don't drink, but there does need to be something to drink for the game to be fun/work. Gameplay is interestingly different from Jenga, where there are multiple rounds of tower stacking and whoever topples the tower must do a dare from a card. This gameplay routine is why I assume the blocks are made to be very slippery (unlike Jenga) and so lead to the tower falling over much easier. I do love the packaging as it comes with an angle guide so stacking the tower back into the box is much easier.
Balkor
Reviewed in the United States on March 10, 2025
Perfect game for on cruise or when your adult friends come over.It weighted more than I had expected, so if traveling with it, be aware. Birch wood has some densityRecommend expanding on the rules to give opportunity (or more opportunity) to finish the game.Hours of entertainment
Aaron Johnson
Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2025
It was not clear to me when I first saw the listing that this is a drinking game. All the challenges involve drinking with the premise that you are getting more drunk as you play and have less coordination. While I agree that could be entertaining, that is not what I thought I was getting. There are some interesting challenges, but there are more emphasis on drinking than I would like personally. So for anyone like me, just know it is a drinking game. The signs are all there, but when I saw the listing it did not explicitly say that it was a drinking game. I hope they make that more clear.That said, it is well made, good smooth finish on the blocks, easy to read lettering, and there was some thought and creativity put in to designing this. This could be hilarious with the right group of friends. So while it is not one I will play with most of my friend group, it is a really decent game. The other bad thing is that the cardboard guide to restack the blocks and get it into the box when you are done is flimsy and really not helpful. That should be a thicker cardboard especially considering your likely state when attempting to put this away.
bryan
Reviewed in the United States on February 27, 2025
Looking for a more tame, yet equally entertaining drinking game? You've found it! I'm used to drinking games that are a little more on the extreme side, but this was honestly just as fun and hangover inducing. I love the sleek black design of the blocks, they fit in with any occasion in my book. They're about the same size as regilar Jenga blocks, maybe ever so slightly bigger. The cards are an interesting way to shake things up, too. Definitely worth a purchase.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2025
I had such high hopes for a fun weekend game with the husband to unwind and have a few drinks and we ended up just playing regular Jenga.First there are too many things to do, like too much variety, and some of them it feels like you have to be at a bar to play?And for a Jenga setup there seems to be too many people required to play for things to make sense. like girls drink or boys drink, how many guys and girls are supposed to be playing for that to be a thing? And, get the next drink that only makes sense if your at a bar or it means to just get up and get a drink for someone? The labeled blocks definitions took up a broucher essentially. That's how many there were. The loser cards were good and funny, like acting out a performer or doing an infomercial. Honestly if it was just putting all the red pieces in the middle spots and if you pulled a red one you did what was on the card it would have been way more fun.The actual pieces we sturdy and good quality if not a smidge too slippery (it was hard to actually build it up they slide around too much, which again not a great thing if your drinking, you have a hard time even getting started.The size is a normal Jenga size. I don't feel like it's worth the money honestly.Overall this game was just over engineered for a drinking game or a game in general. It needs to be simplified. Like I said after about 4 moves and reading everything we decided to just play it like Jenga
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