10 Fun Games That Will Bring on the Bonding and Laughs — All From Amazon

When playing Watch Ya' Mouth ($17), you have to wear big cheek retractors while trying to say things to your teammates.

How well do you know your friends? With Loaded Questions ($21, originally $25), you'll be put to the test. Everyone takes turns reading a loaded question to the rest of the group. After everyone secretly answers, the asker has to guess how each person answered in order to score points. There's also an adult edition of the game.

In 5 Second Rule ($14), you pick a card, read the seemingly easy topic, and then start the timer . . . now with only five seconds to name three things that fit the topic.

The goal of What Do You Meme? ($30) is to choose the best captions for hilarious pictures.

In Codenames ($15), there are two teams with two "spymasters" who have to come up with clever ways to connect words. This game is great for a large group.

At this point, we all know how the racy game Cards Against Humanity ($25) works. Never fails to get a group laughing.

In Reverse Charades ($16), a team acts out clues for one person to guess, rather than the other way around.

If you've ever played the game of "celebrity" — in which everyone writes down a person's name on a piece of paper and puts it into a jar, and then teams try to guess the most names using either a single word or action — you get the general idea of Monikers ($25).

Prepare to LOL a lot while playing Drunk Stoned or Stupid [A Party Game] ($16). You have to decide which of your friends is the most likely to do certain things.

In Hanabi ($10), everyone is on the same team, playing as fireworks technicians working together to create the best light show possible.