Party games
Never Have I Ever Party Game
The phone shows a prompt. Anyone who has done it puts a finger down.
- Players
- 4–12
- Time
- 15–25 min
- What you need
- One phone with a prompt list
Why it works as a party game
The phone keeps the prompts even, so one loud friend does not steer the whole game. The group is still what makes it a party game.
How to play
- Everyone starts with five fingers up.
- Read the prompt on the phone: “Never have I ever…”. Anyone who has done that thing puts one finger down.
- If the room wants the story, the person with a finger down tells one sentence. They can pass.
- A player who loses all five fingers is out. Last hand up starts the next round, or you stop while it is still friendly.
Hosting tips
- Write prompts that are embarrassing, not humiliating. Cut anything about health, money, or exes in the room.
- A pass is always legal. Say that before the first prompt.
- Ten prompts is a round. Do not empty a list of fifty.
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