Graveyard: how to play
Lock the neighbor word once: “ghost” or yuryeong. Pick one grave. That’s your opener.
Players
3 or more, in a circle.
What you need
Hands. Same pass as bunny, gloomier lighting.
Setup
Lock the neighbor word once: “ghost” or yuryeong. Pick one grave. That’s your opener.
How to play
- The grave does the slow hands and says “graveyard” (or graveyard).
- Left and right hit the locked word on the beat. Both of them. Same word.
- Grave points at somebody new. That person is the grave now. New neighbors answer.
Example round
Jun’s the grave: “graveyard”. Left says “ghost”, right says “ghost”. Jun points at Sam. Sam’s problem now.
When the round ends
You break the word, the hands, or the pass, you’re out this round.
Common mistake
Neighbors using two different words, or the grave pointing before both answers land. Wait for the chorus.
No-alcohol version
Play exactly the same rules with water, soda, tea or no drinks at all. When someone is out this round, they simply sit out, start the next round, or take a light forfeit the table agreed on beforehand — such as choosing the next game or spinning the wheel.
Play responsibly
Soju Playland is for adults. If you choose to drink, you must be of legal drinking age where you are (for example 19 in South Korea and 21 in the United States) — and the site itself is for ages 18 and up. Drinking is never part of the rules: nobody has to drink, a pass is always fine, and water or soda works for every game. Never pressure anyone to drink, never treat these games as a drinking contest, and never drink and drive.