40 games
Spin once and play whatever lands. The wheel holds 40 quick games in three groups: Office party, Family party and Class party. Most need no setup beyond paper, a pen or a few cups, so you can start the next round quickly.
Here is how a few of them go. In Two truths and a lie, each person shares three statements and the group guesses which one is false. In Telephone, a whisper travels around the circle and the last person says what they heard. In Four corners, a student picks a corner, the caller picks one at random, and the students in that corner sit out.
Choose a group button to match your party, then press Fullscreen on a TV so everyone can see the game name. Use Everyone once so no game repeats during the event. To plan ahead, spin several times and write the list on a card, or edit the list box and add your own party favorites.
Choose the group that fits your party, put the wheel on the TV and spin between courses or between activities. Say the game name, give a one-line rule, and start.
Each player says three statements about themselves: two true and one false. The group votes on which one is the lie. The player then reveals it, and the next person goes.
Most need only paper, pens, a few cups or a playlist. Games like Gift wrap race need wrapping paper and small boxes. Spin again if a game needs something you do not have.
Yes. Type each game on its own line in the list box. Short names fit best on a slice. Press Save a copy to keep your party list in this browser.
The Class party and Family party groups were written with children in mind. For a mixed adult and child event, choose Family party and skip any game that does not suit your group.