Falling Furni is probably the most known game on the hotel, there are a few variations (see below), however here is how to play the original version!

The host will drop chairs, seats, beds, anything that you may sit on. The host will always drop 1 less chair than players: so if there are 10 plays only 9 seats will be dropped. If you're left standing without a seat you're out!

The host must drop chairs and the first person to sit gains rights for 5 seconds. In these 5 seconds, they must kick as many people as possible from the game. The last person remaining is the winner.

The host has a line of dices and rolls all of them together. The players have to add up the numbers on the dices and shout out the answer. How someone wins / loses is up to the host (p2k, last to say the answer or points - see fastest typer for more information).

Firstly, a player comes and takes a seat. On the word go an item (can be anything, but usually something along the lines of a dragon / bunny) is placed on a set of rollers; at the same time the player runs through the small maze of chairs. If they make it to the end before the item has dropped off they will win, however if the item has dropped they have lost and must reload to play again. There should be enough rollers so that it is possible for someone to win (test it if you're not sure whether it's easy / hard enough), however not so many that almost everyone will win. On average, it's about two chairs per roller.

Each player sits in a chair with a dice infront of them. As soon as the host rolls their dice the players can roll theirs too. Whatever number the hosts dice lands on is the number the players have to get. Once they have rolled that number they must shout bingo. The last person to roll the number and shout bingo will be out. This keeps on going through the rounds until there is only one person left who is the winner.

This is very much like Trivia Races but the pods start spaced out around the room. When the host asks questions, the first person to answer will have the option of moving their pod forward, or rotate any way they like. The aim is to bump another pod (be next to it) and then that player is eliminated. The person remaining is the winner.

The players will enter and take a seat. The host will ask a question and the first person to answer correctly will enter the tele so that they're behind the bars. They will then choose one person who they want to keep in the game. The person they chose will also enter the teleport. This continues as the newest person picks someone else (just like a chain). The person who hasn't been picked is out. This process continues (asking questions, then people choosing each other) until there is two people left, in which case the person who answers first is the winner.

The host tries to trap the players using lodge corners. It doesn't have to be corners though - it can be anything from trophies to yukkas. The last person to be trapped wins!

The players are in teams of two each with a specific pod colour e.g. red team, white team etc. When the host says go one team member must attempt to sit on another players pod, while the other moves between the two pods to try and prevent others from sitting on their teams pod. If someone successfully manages to sit on another player's colour pod that team would be out, e.g. if the red team were to steal the white team's pod the white team would be out. Once a pod has been stolen the player must remain on the pod and shout "STOLEN" until the host stops the round and everyone goes back to their original pod.

The screenie below is of another variation (owned by BarutBoy) where there is just one player per team. When a team is out, move the pods accordingly so that there's a fair distance between each one.

6 pods are set out for 6 players. Each pod will be numbered. Whichever number the host rolls on their own dice, the player will have to roll their own dice 5 times to try and match it. If the player doesn't roll their number after those 5 rolls they're out! The last person remaining wins!
From pearlharbour?'s Sticky: Each pod will be numbered, if the host rolls your pods number, you will have 5 tries to roll your pods number, if you don't roll your number within those 5 rolls your out! The last person standing wins! Good luck!

Each player will take a seat and the first person will be given a fridge. They must open the fridge and get something out. If they get a carrot they will be kicked (out). If they get anything else they will be safe for now. It will then be the next person's turn to try and not get a carrot. This process should carry on for each player and once every player has had a turn it will start from the beginning again. If someone is out don't start from the beginning again, just move the fridge along to the next person otherwise it becomes unfair on whoever is first (they'd get more turns than everyone else). The last person left will be the winner.

Same as "Don't get a carrot" however with a dice rather than a fridge. The dice will be passed around and whoever rolls a 6 will be out.

There will be 6 rugs on the floor. Each rug will have it's own number (in order) and a dice will be rolled. The number rolled on the dice will correspond to a rug and that rug will be picked up. Anyone stood on the rug who hasn't made it safely onto another rug should now be touching the floor and will be out. If you want you can add special "weapons" to the game; these could be anything. An example (as in the screenie) would be a Fridge, Chair and a Dragon. Anyone who gets an item from the Fridge will be safe and allowed to touch the floor until it runs out. Anyone who sits on the chair first could pick to kick another player from the game, and the Dragon could burn the rug it's on leaving anyone stood on it touching the floor and also out.

In this game, you can let as many or as few people in as you wish. Basically, there is a load of rollers inbetween a load of water patches. If people fall off the rollers and onto the water patches, they have drowned and would be teleported back to the line using wired. The person who stays on the rollers the longest is the winner.

Put banzai tiles over the floor and wire some of them to teleport players to a different part of the room when they walk over them (using wired: user walks on furni + teleport). When players go to sit on a chair, they will be unexpectedly teleported elsewhere (hencing making it more difficult to be the first to sit). The last player remaining is the winner.

Another variation of this could be Team Falling Furni. Just normal Falling Furni however the players are in teams of two. If one member of the team doesn't get a seat the whole team is out. To keep track of who is in each team it might be an idea to write it down or get each member in the team to wear the same colour top - something along those lines to stop everyone getting confused.

The host will say a phrase or sentence and the players must repeat it exactly. It helps if you say repeat: before what they need to repeat to avoid confusion. It is up to you how you play the rounds / people are out:

Points system - You say a sentence. The first person to repeat it correctly will get one point. You would keep going for around 15-20 sentences and whoever has the most points at the end of that wins the round.

P2k - The first person to repeat the sentence gets to pick to kick someone else (p2k). This would keep going until there was only one person left - the winner of the round.

Fill a space of your room with furniture and wire just one of them so that, upon sitting, it teleports players back to the holding area. Players who haven't sat after 2 minutes (reduce this for each round) are kicked. The last player remaining is the winner.

A series of teles will be placed in the playing area and the players let in. On go the players will have to search through the teles to find the one tele which links to the "safety zone". The "safety zone" should be in the same room and the last player into it will be out. All the players will be let back in to the main area and all the teles will be picked up and then placed back down in any order. This is so that the players won't know which one is the safety tele straight away and for this reason all teles should be linking. This will keep going until there is one player left (the winner).

In the screenie, players line up and enter the architeuthis tele to get to the safety zone. When the lodge doors open, people rush out and try to find the tele linking back to the safety zone. This continues till there's one player remaining.

Players need to try and get the same item from the fridge as the host. When the host says GO, players will need to run up to the fridge infront of them and try to get the same food/drink and then sit down. The last person back is eliminated and this process continues until there is one winner.

The host will say the furni mission of the item from the catalogue and the first player to name the furni can pick to kick another player from the game.
OR, the host will say the name of an item in the catalogue and the first player to say it's furni mission can pick to kick another player from the game.
OR, the host drops pieces of furniture into the room (one at a time) and the first person to say it's furni mission can pick to kick another player from the game.

The host says the name of a rare piece of furniture on Habbo, and players must use Habbox.com rare values to find out the value. The first player to get it right can kick another from the game. To find out the latest rare values click here!

This is basically just a race but on a much bigger scale. The screenshots below are just an example, you could do abolutely anything. Below in the screenie, I have wired the mode gates so that they open and close, then players must go through the teleport to the second room; try to get through the random banzai teles, over the hammocks, then back through the teleport, through the trees and pods. The first to sit on the yellow inflatable wins.

A varation of this could be Relay Races where the players are in teams. The players will sit in a line with the person at the front going first. On go the first player will run to the tele and go through the maze in the next room. Whilst this is happening the other player(s) should move up and get ready to go for when their first player has sat on the inflatable. The first team with both players back wins. This could be on a 3 wins = prize system. If you like sticking to one room rather than using 2+, the players could race from one end of the room to the other with obstacles in their way. At the end of the room could be either a lert which the player has to set off before racing back, or a tele linking back to the start of the room.

The room will be set out with 6 holodice spread around (with each number on). Players must enter and choose a number. Players are given 10 seconds to scramble to the stage with the number they don't think it will land on. If it lands on the number stage they're on, they are out. Players can change stages after each roll. When theres 2 people left in the final, both players can't be on the same stage. The room in the screenshot is owned by PurpleeMist.

A "fence" (made up of bars) needs to be put across the playing area. The players stand on the larger side. The chair (the blue pillow, in the screenie) is wired so that when the player sits on it, they are teleported to a holding area (the purple stool, in the screenie). The last person over will be out. This keeps on going until there is only one person left (the winner).

There are five or six sections each with a different colour rug. The players each stand on a colour rug. Once the host says stop no one is allowed to move again. A wheel of destiny would then be spun. Let's say it lands on green, anyone stood on the green rug would be out. The remaining players would then get a chance to change the rug they were standing on. This would keep going until there is only one player left (the winner). Alternatively, you could have 6 rugs and number them 1 - 6, roll a dice and whichever number the dice lands on anyone stood on that number rug would be out.

The players must stand on a set of rollers going round the room. Inside the rollers are a number seats. There should be less seats than there are players. The host will turn the trax machine and the players should start dancing around on the rollers. When the trax machine is turned off the players must race to a seat and anyone without a seat will be out. Alternatively you could say "sit" in place of a trax machine to make it easier. A chair will be removed every round.

The host will either describe a singer or give the name of a song. The players must guess the singer. The scoring / who's out works the same as fastest typer (p2k, last to or points).

Same as name the singer, however the host will give some lyrics to a song instead and the players must guess the song.

2 players enter and have a row of 5 dice. The host says a series of 5 numbers - "21365" for example. The two players must try to match these numbers on their dice in order. The first person to do it gains one point. 3 points = prize.

This game is pretty much like a quiz however each player has extra lives. Each player should sit on a seat and have a pile of coins infront of them (2/3 should be enough). The host will then ask a random question. Alternatively the host could roll a dice and the number on the dice corresponds to a topic; a question would then be asked on that topic. The first person to answer correctly (player 1) will get to pick another player (player 2). One of player 2's coins will be added onto player 1's pile. Once a player has no coins left they will be out. This would keep on going until there is only one player left (the winner).

The room should be set out with the main area filled with seats. Once the players have been let in, they should sit on any seat. When the host says go chairs will be picked up, usually in patterns. Once the players have spotted the pattern of the chairs they will need to move out of the way asap, because if they touch the floor they will be out. Chairs can be dropped again after they've been picked up. Weapons could also be used, for example (in the screenie); players with an Ice Cream would have the ability to walk on the floor until it runs out, or the Lava Lamp would burn out a whole row of chairs.

If you don't have any pods, any chairs can be used - e.g. plasto racing or stool racing. 6 pods would be set out in a line at one end of the room and someone would sit on each of them. The pods would each have a number from 1-6. The host would then roll a dice and the number rolled would determine which pod would be moved forward. This can be played either first to the end wins or last to the end wins depending on what the host wants to do (first to the end usually means shorter games). Pod racing also usually has rules about "stealing" and "hovering". Depending on the host, steals are on or off. If steals are on it means you can steal other people's pods and they can steal yours. Hovering is also to do with stealing. You are considered to be hovering if you have moved towards where the pod is going to be placed before it has been placed. Usually hovering is not allowed and will result in a kick if you do it too often.

Players sit at each end of the room. In the middle are a line of pools (doesn't have to be pools, could be anything which can be walked on e.g. a snow patch or a petal [in the screenshot, I have used petals]). On go the players will have to race to the other side, however they can't step in the pools. To make it even harder the host will be moving the pools around trying to trick people into standing in the pools. Anyone who touches them will be out. Once everyone remaining has made it to the opposite side the pools will be moved back into the middle and a new round starts. This keeps on going until there is only one person left (the winner). Sometimes if people stand still for a long time it can get boring for everyone else waiting. This is called "camping". Usually camping is banned, e.g. you have to move every ___ seconds as long as you are able to move (you aren't completely surrounded by pools).

A wired variation of this would be called "Don't Step on the Mats" and it is wred so that if they stand on the pools, they are automatically teleported back to the line (using wired: User Walks on Furni + Teleport). You could also wire the petals so that they move around randomly (using wired: Move and Rotate Furni + Repeat Effect).

4 players enter the playing area and take a seat on the pods in the corners. They work in a team of two and attempt to trap the other team into the corners. The team who wins stay on to try and beat the next. Perhaps 5 consecutive wins could yield a prize? The screenshot below is a perfect example of a good Roller Trap.

The players sit around a set of rollers. The host will shout out a theme before placing an object on the rollers. When the object is infront of the player they must shout out a word to do with the theme. However, if a word is repeated or the player says their word too late they will be out! e.g. theme = crisp flavours. Player 1 = cheese and onion, player 2 = ready salted, player 3 = salt and vinegar, player 4 = cheese and onion. Player 4 would be out. Once someone is out a new round will start with a different theme!

Players enter and stand on a line of rollers. The host will then put other rollers and different furni down. If you step on the floor your out. You can use weapons, ie. spotlight - destroys all furni in row. You keep playing and do tricks to try get the players to step on the floor.

Each round has 3 people in it, however it is not guaranteed that any of them will win. The first person will roll the dice and move that number of spaces, so if they rolled a 6 they would move 6 places. The second person would then roll and then the third. Once the third has rolled the first would roll again etc. However, the board will be made up of rollers and different coloured mats. Each mat would mean something different, e.g. yellow = safe, red = auto kick, purple = extra life, black = roll again etc. Auto kick would obviously mean they were out unless they had stood on a purple mat before that. They would then use up their extra life. There would also be rollers on the board. Some rollers would point toward the finish chairs (ladders) and others would point back towards the start (snakes). The aim of the game is to be the first player to sit on the finish chair. If all players get auto kicked and are out, no one will win and three new players will be allowed in.

The screenie below is Sayyokenz!x's room which is a good example. Despite not using rollers, they have used the heart mats as "arrow mats" to indicate moving backwards.

This is also known as Steal The Mocha. Basically, this game takes two hosts and it is up to them to try and stop the player from getting an ice cream (and back to their red pod) before it runs out. The hosts must stop them by trapping them between them both. The layout in the screenie is the typical Steal The Ice Cream layout these days!

This game consists of a large array of furniture being spread out in a big room, each with a doormat (or in the case of the screenie, a Battle Banzai Tile) next to it. When the host says a furni motto, the players must race to be the first person on the corresponding doormat. The person who is stood on the doormat can pick to kick another player from the game. The remaining player is the winner. In the screenie, wired furni would be used to teleport people to the playing area, and then back again to the holding area (different keywords to move about).

Usually teams of two. Pretty much normal bingo however all the members of the team have to get the same number as the host before shouting bingo. The last team to get bingo will be out.

A quiz however the players are split up into teams. It's up to the host how many teams their are and how many players are in each team. A question will be asked based on either a topic picked by the dice or by random. After this the game can be played in two ways: the team which gets the correct answer can either pick someone from another team to join their team (works better with bigger teams but takes longer) and continue like that until there is only one team left (the team would then split up again and start from the beginning) or the winning team picks a team to be out.

This game works in stages. Players must answer your question correctly in order to be teleported to the next set of chairs (using wired: keyword + teleport). This continues until there is just one winner. For more information on Wired, and how to set it up click here!