#Party quiz games how to#
How to play: Each member of the party gets to pick a category, and then players take it in turns to name something that fits into that category around the table, working through the alphabet. From 'King Kong playing ping pong' to 'A Pot Noodle marrying a poodle', they're pretty ridiculous. Act out or describe over 500 sentences while your team tries to guess as many as they can. Big Potato Obama Llama 3 asks players to describe, act and solve rhyming charades. How to play: This is like a classic game of Articulate, but even more silly thanks to the contents of the cards. You will need: The Big Potato Obama Llama card game. It's harder than you think when someone asks you if you want a top up.
If someone slips up, they have to take a drink, which can result in quite a few wine bottles being opened. How to play: Sounds easier than it is, right? For the duration of the night, guests aren't allowed to say the word 'yes', or any variation of it. You will need: No props required, only drinks. Questions can range from 'Who takes longer to get ready in the morning?' to, you know, more savage ones. If neither drink, they also both have to drink. If both parties drink, they both have to drink again. Ask the pair a 'Most likely to' style question, and whoever thinks it's them has to drink. How to play: This one is essentially a drinking game, because they can be dinner party games too, right? After dinner, ask your party to take it in turns to stand back to back with each other. Question examples include 'Does technology help or hinder our communication?' and 'What's more important space exploration or ocean exploration?' Play with a bigger group if you really want to get discussion flowing, or choose a more intimate round-table for some deeper chats. How to play: Less of a game and more of a conversation starter, Discussion Club comes with a stack of cards designed to strike up debate with thought-provoking topics. You will need: The Talking Tables Discussion Club card stack. Questions can be anything from the celebrity you'd like to spend the night with to the person in your group who can't hold their drink - the more obscure, the better! What Do You Meme? Every time you get the same answer, you win a point, and the person with the most points at the end, wins. The aim of the game is to try and match your answer to other people in the group, a bit like the opposite of Pointless. Take it in turns to ask a question, which everybody writes their answer to on one of the Post-Its. How to play: Give every member of your party a chunk of Post-It notes.
You will need: a stack of Post-It notes and some pens. Pair with some cocktails and you're covered. Whether you're up for a 1930s themed murder mystery or a good old fashioned Post-It-on-the-head situation, we've got the dinner party game for you. Once you've got the eating out of the way (did you go for lemon and herb or super hot?), turn your attention to something fun and silly. Good luck!) From the best drinking games to fun quiz rounds and house party games for adults, let's be real - anything that involves forcing something competitive on our friends and family is a yes, right? (It also takes the pressure off you and entertains your guests whilst you try and perfect your homemade Nando's. If it's your turn to host the next dinner party and you're looking for ways to spice up the evening, a little bit of organised fun never did anyone any harm. There's plenty of fun to be had, and that's where some dinner party games come in. Still, a dinner party doesn't have to be all cheese and wine (although we're big fans of that too). And as the evenings get colder during the winter months, we're finding ourselves less inclined to venture out and about, and more keen to spend a night in with pals. Dinner parties can be just as fun as a night out.
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