15+ Fun Fall Party Games

These fun fall party games are perfect for celebrating one of the best seasons of the year! And the best is that these fall games only need things that you likely already have around your house!

Whether you’re looking for fall festival games or ones to play at home, they’re great for all ages. It’s time to fall in love with the fall all over again with these fun fall games! 

Hilarious Fall Party Games

People keep saying the summer is over, but our 90 degree weather begs to differ. Yesterday it was so muggy I thought I was in the deep south in the middle of summer.

If you didn’t know already, I know me some minute to win it games. I mean there are over 200 of them on my blog already, so it only made sense to do some games specifically for the fall!

These make perfect fall festival games because they’re so quick and easy or you can just play them at home with family and friends! There’s a reason they’re on my fall bucket list! So decorate in your favorite fall color palette, invite some friends over, and fall in love with these fun fall games!

If you’re looking for fall party games, keep reading. And once you’re done reading, make sure to check out these awesome Halloween party games too! There are tons of Halloween minute to win it games over there that go great with these ones!

Fall Minute to Win It Games Video

Watch the video below to see some of these games in action! Fall themed games shown in the video (in order) include:

• Face the Cookie
• Mummy Wrap
• Elephant March
• Apples Away
• Defying Gravity
• Movin’ On Up

How to Play These Fall Party Games

All of these games are Minute to Win It games and depending on the number of people playing, there are different ways you can play them. Don’t know what what minute to win it games are? 

Start with my minute to win it games page that’s full of instructions, scoring ideas, and more!

Style #1: Minute to Win It for Individual vs. Clock

In this version, one player will be trying to beat the clock for each game. So for instance, they will have to try and complete the game within a minute (hence the minute to win it name).

If they do, they win a prize. If not, let someone else have a shot. If you go with this style, I recommend choosing a different person for each game.

As an alternate version to this, you could also let the same person continue playing games until they can’t finish one in a minute.

Or you could have everyone playing individually all at the same time (similar to version 3 below but in individuals rather than teams) and see who all can finish the challenge in a minute.

Style #2: Minute to Win It for Groups

In this style, you’ll pick two players for each game who will going head to head against each other playing a game rather than trying to beat the clock. So you’ll give each person the game supplies and see who can finish first. The first person to finish wins the prize.

Again, rotate through pairs for each game, repeating players as necessary but this works well when you have smaller groups so everyone can participate in a variety of games.

Style #3: Minute to Win It for Teams

In this style, you’ll split your group into two (or 3 or 10 depending on the number of guests) teams. For each game, teams must choose one player to compete head to head in the game with the other teams. So for instance, one person from each team will be given the supplies and game instructions.

When you say go, everyone competes to be the first to complete the game. First team to finish gets 5 points, second team gets 3, third team gets 1, and everyone else gets none. This works best if you have quite a few people and is a good way to get everyone involved cheering for their team.

Fall Games Supplies

Note: If any of these challenges seem to easy or too hard for the group you’re playing with, feel free to adjust slightly. If you’re going to play all of these games, here are all of the things you’ll need to play that you might not already have at home.

Supplies for These Fall Games:

• Popsicle Sticks
• Candy corn
• Playing cards
• Orange balloons
• Toilet paper
• Panty hose
• Soda bottles
• Halloween cookies
• Hula hoops
• Apples
• Bath mats (or towels)
• Witch hats
• Plastic pumpkins
• Orange plastic cups
• Black plastic cups
• Party streamers
• Multicolored candies
• Paper footballs

Fall Games List

A Bit Corny

Supplies: Candy corn, popsicle sticks

How to Play: 

Balance six candy corn on a Popsicle stick held in your mouth. Start with just the popsicle stick in the mouth and one by one add the candy corn to the stick.

First player to get all six on the stick wins.

Candy Rattle

Supplies: Two empty 2-liter soda bottles, duct tape, and candy corn

How to Play:

Fill one two-liter soda bottle with candy corn then attach to another empty two-liter soda bottle with duct tape connecting the two together.

Players have to transfer all candy corn from one side of the connected soda bottles to the other in one minute to win.

Card Ninja

Supplies: Fall colored cups, playing cards

How to Play: 

Players must toss playing cards one at at a time like a ninja would throw a star (or frisbee) and try to knock the colored cups off the edge of a table. First player to knock one off wins.

Defying Gravity

Supplies: Three orange balloons per person

How to Play:

Give each player three orange balloons and a large space. To play, players must hit all three balloons in the air when the timer starts and keep them up for the entire minute.

If no one can keep them up for a minute, whoever can keep them up longest wins.

Mummy Wrap 

Supplies: Toilet paper

How to Play: 

This game can be played either individually or in teams of two (better in teams of toe). If playing individually, give everyone a stack of toilet paper rolls and when the timer starts, they must try to wrap themselves up with the toilet paper from head to toe.

If playing in teams, the goal is the same but one player must wrap up the other player from head to toe to win.

Face the Cookie

Supplies: Oreos

How to Play:

Using only your face muscles, move an orange Halloween cookie from your forehead to your mouth. If the cookie falls, get a new cookie and try again.

Elephant March

Supplies: Plastic cups, tennis balls, panty hose, and apples

How to Play:

Place five plastic cups spread out on the ground then place an apple on top of each. Place a tennis ball in the bottom of each pair of panty hose. If you’re doing this with kids, you can also use a plastic pumpkin to make it easier.

To play, player must put the open side of the panty hose on their head and using only their head, switch the tennis ball to try and knock the apple off the cup WITHOUT knocking the cup over.

If the cup gets knocked over, they must pick it back up and place the apple back on top and start again.

First player to knock off all of their apples wins.

Hut, Hut, Hoop

Supplies: Toilet paper, hula hoops

How to Play:

Bend over and hike toilet paper rolls through a hoop 15 feet away. Make a certain number of rolls through the hoop within the minute.

Apples Away

Supplies: Five apples per player

How to Play: 

Stack five apples on top of each other. First player to get all five apples stacked and remove their hands from the apples wins.

Apples must stand for at least three seconds after hands are removed without falling to count.

Paper Dragon

Supplies: Two rolls of fall colored party streamers per player

How to Play:  

Players must unspool two rolls of party streamers using only their hands and arms. First player to unroll both rolls of streamers wins.

Separation Anxiety

Supplies: 50 fall colored multicolored candies (M&Ms, Skittles, etc.) per player

How to Play:

Players must separate 50 multicolored candies (M&Ms, Skittles, etc.) into specific cups for each color, moving one candy at a time. First player to sort all 50 candies wins.

Haunted Hay Ride

Supplies: Bath mats (or beach towels), Halloween themed obstacles like witch hats, pumpkins, and leaves.

How to Play:

Players must sit on bath mats (or towels) and use an inchworm technique to make their way around an obstacle course. First player to finish (if you have a large area) wins or if you have a small area and only one player can go at once, fastest player to finish wins.

Movin’ On Up

Supplies: 39 orange cups and one black cup per player

How to Play: 

Give player a stack of 39 orange cups with one black cup on the bottom. Moving one cup at a time, player must move the black cup from bottom to the top. First player to get black cup all the way to the top wins.

Pumpkin Tennis

Supplies: Crumbled pieces of paper, plastic pumpkin

How to Play: 

Players must volley a piece of crumpled up paper from one side of the room to the other to drop the paper in a plastic pumpkin. Players must volley the paper back and forth, alternating hits between teammates.

Split the Uprights

Supplies: Paper footballs and plastic cups

How to Play:

Players must flick triangle paper footballs between two towers of plastic cups into a basket. First player to make one in a basket wins (or do the most in a minute).

Stack Attack

Supplies: 36 fall colored plastic cups per player

How to Play:  

Players must stack 36 plastic cups into a perfect triangle and once done, put the cups back into one stack.

Too easy for your group? Blindfold your players.

Prize Ideas

If you’re playing these games minute to win it style, I recommend getting small prizes for each of the games OR buy one larger prize if you’re playing as a team. These are just a few of my favorite fall game prize ideas! 

For Kids:

• Stickers
• Fall Books like this one
• Plastic pumpkin filled with treats
• Mini fall erasers
• Fall bouncy balls, notepads, or other carnival prizes

For Adults:

• Fall or Halloween DVDs like Hocus Pocus 
• CD of Halloween songs like this one
• Pumpkin or fall scented candle
• Fall candy
• Mini Pumpkins with Awards/Prizes Written on them in Sharpie
• Fall Chapstick/Lip Balm

More Fun Fall Ideas

• Thanksgiving games
• Fall party ideas
• Fall photo scavenger hunt
• Halloween scavenger hunt
• Halloween bingo

Don’t forget to pin these fall party games for later!