Tequila Suicide

Tequila Suicide is a browser-based party game designed by Su Kızılağaç for Jam for Change, the game jam component of London Game Festival. Rather than a narrative experience, this is a physical skill challenge meant to be played with friends—think of it as a digital spin on old-school pub games, but with drinking consequences.

The mechanics are straightforward: you control a lime using arrow keys, aim it toward holes on a table, and launch it by pressing and holding the spacebar. The catch is color-coded risk: blue holes are safe, while red, orange, and yellow holes trigger drink penalties if you miss or land there intentionally. The game's difficulty comes from the physics of the throw and the positioning required to reach distant targets while staying sober enough to maintain accuracy. Success means avoiding shots; failure means your friends watching you play will have plenty to laugh about.

This isn't a game with complex systems or narrative depth—it's a browser-based party tool meant to be played in short bursts between drinks and conversation. Su Kızılağaç created it specifically for group play, so the experience shines brightest when you have an audience. The sound design is noted as important, so keeping audio on enhances the social momentum. If you're looking for something to break out at a gathering that doesn't require downloads or setup beyond a web browser, this delivers exactly what it promises: a low-stakes, humor-driven activity that doubles as a drinking accelerant.