Drinking game aficionados will be very familiar with the rules of beer pong, and this version makes it just creepy enough to be Halloween appropriate. Simply replace the ping pong balls with store-bought eyeballs, and play on.

Split into teams or play as individuals in a game of trivia that will test players' knowledge of Halloween traditions. You can start by using our impressive Halloween facts for inspiration, then add your own questions to personalize the game. Whenever someone gets a question right they'll get a point, and whenever some answer incorrectly, they'll have to drink.

With so many festive Halloween cocktails that are equal parts terrifying and tasty, you can easily invite guests to bring their own concoctions to the party. Hold a competition to see whose cocktail comes out on top, and give the winner candy, bragging rights, or a brand new bottle of boo-ze.

Drinking games for many popular Halloween movies already exist online, but if you're feeling creative, you can make your own set of rules with friends. If scary movies aren't your scene, try Delish's Hocus Pocus Drinking Game for a classic Disney film that will bring the laughs.

Test your luck on Halloween night with this coin-flipping drinking game from Popsugar. If you land on heads, you get to drink a good witch shot, which could be a lemon drop or any tasty mixed drink. If you land on tails, you have to drink a bad witch shot, like straight tequila or whiskey.

Spice up this wholesome fall activity by supplementing your bobbing setup with mini liquor bottles, which will float alongside the apples. Players will try to grab the bottles instead of the apples, or both if they're feeling ambitious.

For this interactive game idea from Food & Wine, players split up into teams of two, with one person acting as the mummy and the other person wrapping them with toilet paper. The last person to finish wrapping their mummy after the game starts has to drink.

This game combines the rules of musical chairs and flip cup, while of course blasting Michael Jackson's "Thriller." When the music plays, players dance around a table, and when it stops, they have to drink and flip the cup in front of them. The last person to successfully flip their cup is eliminated.

Medical professionals will have a leg up in this anatomy trivia competition using a Halloween skeleton. Starting from the skull and working downwards, each player will have a chance to name that bone, and will have to drink if they can't.

For a low key drinking game you can play while handing out candy, opt for Trick or Treater Bingo from Food & Wine. Make your most spooktacular beverage, and then take a sip every time the doorbell rings, someone says "trick or treat!" or you see a popular costume repeated.