Pour hard liquor into a floating shot glass layer by layer — whoever sinks the ship chugs the whole mug!
Titanic is a tense drinking game popular in Korea. A glass shot glass floats like a ship in a large glass of beer. Players take turns carefully pouring hard liquor into the floating shot glass. As it gets heavier, the tension rises. The unlucky player who causes the shot glass to sink (the Titanic) must chug the entire mug filled with beer and liquor.
Fill a large mug about halfway with beer. Gently place an empty shot glass on top of the beer so it floats.
Players sit around the table and take turns pouring a small amount of hard liquor (or Soju) into the floating shot glass.
You can pour as much or as little as you dare, but you must pour at least a few drops.
Pass the liquor bottle to the next player.
If the shot glass sinks on your turn (or while holding the bottle), you lose!
The loser must chug the entire mug containing the mixed beer and liquor.
Reset the glass and beer, then start a new round.
In Korea, this is traditionally played using a pint of beer and Soju bottle.
Set a 3-second time limit per turn to force players into making quick, risky pours.
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