Create icebreaker game ideas for youth group with these specifications:

Group size: [e.g., "15-20 students" or "Small group of 6-8"]
Setting: [e.g., "Youth room" or "Outdoors" or "Gym"]
Energy level needed: [e.g., "High energy/active" or "Low key/conversational" or "Medium"]
Time available: [e.g., "10-15 minutes" or "5 minutes quick opener"]
Group familiarity: [e.g., "Students know each other well" or "Mix of new and regular attenders" or "Mostly new students"]

Please provide 3-5 game/activity ideas that include:

For each game:
1. Catchy name
2. Quick overview (one sentence)
3. Setup needed:
   - Materials required
   - Space requirements
   - Prep time
4. How to play (step-by-step instructions):
   - Clear, numbered steps
   - Any rules or boundaries
   - How to determine winners (if applicable)
5. Why it works:
   - What makes this effective for the specified group
   - What barriers it breaks down
6. Variations or modifications:
   - How to adapt for different group sizes
   - Indoor/outdoor options
   - Ways to dial energy up or down

Design considerations:
- Creates opportunities for students to interact with multiple people (not just their usual friends)
- Feels age-appropriate (not too "kiddie" for teenagers)
- Inclusive for different personality types (introverts and extroverts)
- Low embarrassment factor
- Actually fun (not forced or cringe-worthy)

Tone: Practical and straightforward. Write like you're giving instructions to a youth leader who needs something that will actually work.