What counts as a car chase?

Any scene where multiple cars are driving at high speeds or racing counts as a car chase. This includes street races, police pursuits, or heists involving vehicles.

What happens if we miss a drink cue?

If you miss a cue, take a penalty drink as decided by the group. For example, if someone says 'family' and you didn't notice, you owe a drink.

Can we add our own drinking rules?

Absolutely. Popular house rules include drinking every time someone shifts gears in an overly dramatic way or when a car does something completely unrealistic, like jumping between buildings.

What’s the final penalty for the loser?

The group decides, but common options include finishing their entire drink or re-watching the worst scene from the movie alone while the others laugh at them.

Fast and Furious Drinking - Drinking Game Rules & How to Play

Fast and Furious Drinking is a drinking game in the Movie & TV Games category for 1-10 players that takes about 15-30 min with a easy difficulty level.

Drink for car chases and family

Equipment Needed

TV/Streaming device
Drinks

Setup

Queue up any Fast and Furious movie on your TV or streaming device. Each player should have their drink of choice ready and easily accessible. Make sure everyone has a clear line of sight to the screen so no car chase or Dom's heartfelt 'family' speech gets missed.

How to Play Fast and Furious Drinking

Set up the game according to basic rules
Players take turns or play simultaneously
Penalties result in drinking
Success means assigning drinks
Continue until winner emerges
Loser faces final penalty
Winner earns bragging rights
Adjust rules as needed for your group

Tips & Strategies

Prepare for rapid-fire drinking during the insane car chases,have your drink in hand during action scenes to avoid falling behind. For maximum chaos, designate one player as the rule enforcer to call out when it's time to drink (e.g., every time someone says 'family'). If you're watching the first movie, get ready for heavy penalties during every street race montage, so pace yourself around those scenes. Keep tabs on who assigns drinks after successfully catching a rule,this can get competitive fast.

Variations

"Quarter Mile Challenge": Drink for the entire duration of any car race or high-speed chase, no matter how long it lasts. 2. "NOS Overload": Take a bonus drink every time someone presses the NOS button for a speed boost. 3. "Corona Rules": Whenever a Corona beer is shown or mentioned, everyone must cheers and take a sip in solidarity with Dom's favorite drink.

Frequently Asked Questions

What counts as a car chase?: Any scene where multiple cars are driving at high speeds or racing counts as a car chase. This includes street races, police pursuits, or heists involving vehicles.
What happens if we miss a drink cue?: If you miss a cue, take a penalty drink as decided by the group. For example, if someone says 'family' and you didn't notice, you owe a drink.
Can we add our own drinking rules?: Absolutely. Popular house rules include drinking every time someone shifts gears in an overly dramatic way or when a car does something completely unrealistic, like jumping between buildings.
What’s the final penalty for the loser?: The group decides, but common options include finishing their entire drink or re-watching the worst scene from the movie alone while the others laugh at them.

Players: 1-10 | Duration: 15-30 min | Difficulty: easy

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