These summaries describe several games that can be played with friends or in public places: The Random Name Game can be played anywhere by renaming strangers funny or rude names. It's played solo while walking. The 'You're Crazy' Game involves yelling a random word in public and seeing others' reactions. It starts solo but can include friends. The Spot the Car Game counts specific cars on long journeys alone or with others to pass time. The Movie Game is played with friends where players name movies for random words to earn or steal points. The A-Z Music Game goes through the alphabet naming bands for letters, with double letters earning points, and is played with friends or two people

1. The Random Name Game

2. Underlying Structure
• Pick any stranger and re-name them what you
think they’re name “should be”
• Names can be funny, stupid or rude

3. Where can it be played and how many
players?
• You can play this game literally anywhere
there are people. I play this game mainly if I’m
out walking
• The more players means the more random
names you can come up with

4. The ‘you’re crazy’ Game

5. Underlying Structure
• Pick any random word for example ‘college’
and when someone says ‘college’, you yell
COLLEGE!
• See how long you can stand the scared looks
from your friends before letting them onto the
game

6. Where can it be played and how many
players?
• Any public place (in college)
• 1player to begin with and if friends pick up on
the game it can become a multiplayer

7. Spot the car Game

8. Underlying Structure
• Pick a specific car and/or colour and count
how many times you see it on the journey

9. Where it can be played?
• I mainly play this if I am on a long bus/car
journey to kill time

10. The movie game

11. Underlying Structure
• All opponents start off with 5 points
• One person chooses any random word
• The person to their left has to think of a movie
with the chosen word in the title
• If the guesser cant think of a movie title, the
other opponents can guess and they have the
chance to steal their opponents points

12. Where can the game be played and
how many people can play it?
• I usually play this game hanging out with
friends/housemates
• Minimum of two players

13. The A-Z of music game

14. Underlying structure
• Going through the alphabet opponents must
name bands/solo artists (i.e A – Aerosmith, B-
Blink 182)
• Should an opponent get a double whammy (i.e a
band or artist with two of the same letter for
example J- Janis Joplin - they get 5 points)

15. Where can the game be played and
how many people can play it?
• I play this with housemates/friends
• The more players the better but it can be
played with just two people