Question Games by Name: Paranoia, Hot Seat, 20 Questions

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Some party games are just a good list of questions and a rule for who has to answer. This set has one deck for each of those games, filed under the name people call it: paranoia, hot seat, 20 questions, most likely to, never have I ever, two truths and a lie, who knows me better, and the shower games built on the same idea. Open the page for tonight's game and a first card is already showing. Pass one phone around the circle and deal a new card for each turn; nothing comes round twice in one evening. Each page gives the rules in a few lines, says where house rules differ, and prints the whole deck underneath for hosts who prefer paper. Every question is original and clean: nothing sexual, no drinking rules, and no card about a player's body or love life.

Name a player 4

Every card asks which person in the room fits best, in secret for paranoia and out loud, on the count of three, for most likely to.

Paranoia Questions: Funny, Deep and All Clean

216 clean who-in-this-room questions in eight groups, from funny openers to deep ones, with kind, teasing and bold levels.

For example Who in this room would say "you too" when the waiter says enjoy your meal?
Who's Most Likely To Questions for a Group of Friends

200 clean prompts for a group of friends in eight groups, from funny slips to crazy what-ifs, with kind, teasing and bold levels.

For example Who's most likely to invent something useful by accident while making a sandwich?
Who's Most Likely To Questions for Family Gatherings

120 clean pointing-game cards only a family can answer: which sibling, which parent, cousins, holiday dinners and road trips, in three levels.

For example Who's most likely to disappear exactly when the dishes need washing?
Most Likely To Questions for Work and Team Meetings

96 office-only voting cards, each a compliment or a harmless habit: desks, meetings, video calls, the break room and the inbox, in three levels.

For example Who's most likely to start a lunchtime board game club?

Answer for yourself 6

The card lands on one player and that player answers: hot seat, never have I ever, two truths and a lie, the pick-a-number game and the dinner-table deck.

Hot Seat Questions: Funny, Deep and Against the Clock

208 clean questions for one player in the hot seat, in eight groups from favorites to deep, with a seat timer that counts the cards answered.

For example What is your favorite thing you own that cost almost nothing?
Number Question Game With 100 Numbered Questions

One fixed list of 100 clean questions, numbered 01 to 100 in five bands that get deeper as the numbers climb.

For example 76. If you swapped lives with a friend for a week, whose week would you take?
Two Truths and a Lie Ideas Funny Enough to Fool the Whole Room

204 fill-in sentence starters for believable lies and surprising truths, in 13 groups with a funny set, a work set and a Bible edition.

For example I can wiggle my ___.
Best Never Have I Ever Questions for a Clean, Ten-Finger Game

250 clean statements for adults and mixed groups in ten groups, from embarrassing moments to work-appropriate, scored on fingers.

For example Never have I ever measured a space, bought the thing and found it did not fit.
Never Have I Ever Questions for Kids Aged 6 to 12

120 statements for ages 6 to 12 about school, home, food, outside, animals and making things, with pills for ages 6 to 9 and 10 to 12.

For example Never have I ever jumped into the deep end of a pool.
Family Questions Game for Three Generations at One Table

188 dinner-table questions a child, a parent and a grandparent can all answer, with kids-ask-grown-ups, mother and daughter, and sisters sets.

For example What did your report cards usually say about you?

Guess and score 3

Games with a right answer and a tally: guess the secret thing in 20 questions, or prove who knows a friend or partner best.

20 Questions Game: 431 Secret Things to Guess

431 secret things to guess in seven groups, from animals to things you cannot touch, with easy, medium and hard levels and a scoreboard.

For example Bus driver
Who Knows Me Better Questions for Friends and Family

174 questions about one player, each with an answer that player can confirm, in sets for friends, a best friend, family and siblings, with a scoreboard.

For example How many unread emails are on my phone right now?
How Well Do You Know Each Other Questions for Couples and Friends

184 clean questions for the couples game where you predict your partner's answer, with wedding shower, anniversary and friends sets and a scoreboard.

For example What would your friend say is the most trouble you two ever got into?

Shower games 2

Question rounds for a bridal or baby shower, with guests answering about the guest of honor.

Bridal Shower Questions Game: Guess the Couple's Answers

154 guest-safe questions about the couple in eight groups, with a would-the-bride-rather round and the list for the two-chair shoe game.

For example What is the bride's go-to karaoke song?
Baby Shower Question Game: Guess the Parents, Know the Baby Facts

170 shower questions: guess Mom's and Dad's answers, vote Mom or Dad, and reveal 61 baby facts checked against CDC and AAP pages.

For example When you are sixteen, call me if ___.

Name a player 4

Answer for yourself 6

Guess and score 3

Shower games 2

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