A LITTLE EXTRA FOR THE TABLE
GAMES.
Pick a box. Get the table talking. Eight free games for good company and shared nonsense. Play anywhere, with no account needed. Passing is always fine.
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TABLE TRIVIA
Read the question aloud. Everyone gets a guess, then agree on an answer together.
How many sides does a hexagon have?
The answer starts another conversation. No scorecard required.
COMMON GROUND
Work together until you find something that fits everyone. Ask follow-up questions and let the stories wander.
Find a food everyone here enjoys.
SELL US ON IT
Take turns adding a selling point for this deeply questionable idea. Everyone contributes, then name your creation together.
A restaurant run entirely by squirrels
THE MOUTH ASKS
Read it out loud and let the table run with it. Tap the mouth for another. 100 questions, from favorite foods to wonderfully ridiculous things.
If 7-Eleven is open 24 hours a day, why are there locks on the doors?
A game of its own. No timer, no points, and passing is always fine. No repeats until you have seen the whole deck.
FIRST TO FLIP
Pick a challenge together, start the clock, and flip your phones face down. The first person to flip theirs over or pick it up does the challenge.
Share a mildly embarrassing fact or story about yourself that you are happy to tell.
Honor system: record the first flip yourselves. Agree on exceptions for urgent calls or other needs. Money challenges are optional and any extra tip is on top of normal tipping.
TWO TRUTHS AND A WHOPPER
One person tells the table three things about themselves: two true, one made up. Mix up the order. Everyone else can ask one question before guessing the whopper.
Things you have actually eaten
Storyteller, give us your three claims. Everyone else, ask your questions and make your guesses out loud.
Keep it light. Nobody owes the table a secret. 24 topics to get you started.
ONE WORD AT A TIME
Read the opening line. Go around the table, each adding just one word to the story. Keep it moving for a minute, then finish the last sentence together. The less sensible, the better.
The waiter brought a tiny ladder instead of a fork.
Choose who starts, then let the story wander.
24 opening lines. Everything happens out loud; no typing or passing a phone around.
MAKE YOUR CASE
Take alternating sides, even if you disagree with yours. Give everyone a turn to make a ridiculous case. Then swap sides and try defending the opposite.
Which would be the better dinner guest?
A talking dog
A time traveler from 1920
Which argument surprised you? Give that person their flowers.