Friendsgiving games
After the food, before the leftovers. Easy games for a table full of friends, including a few friends of friends you're meeting for the first time.
1. Who knows the host best?
The host makes a quiz, sends the link to the group chat, and reveals the winner at dinner.
Players: Whole table · Time: 10 min
2. Most likely to: friends edition
Perfect around a dinner table. Nobody even has to get up.
Players: 4+ people · Time: 15 min
3. Two truths and a lie
Great when not everyone knows each other yet.
Players: 4–12 people · Time: 20 min
4. Would you rather
Funny and deep questions to keep the table talking over dessert.
Players: Any size · Time: 10 min
5. Charades
When the food coma wears off. Use the actions category.
Players: Two teams · Time: 20 min
6. Thankful round
Go around the table: each person shares one thing they're thankful for and one thing nobody knows about them.
Players: Everyone · Time: 10 min
Thanksgiving would you rather questions
Ready to use at the party. Tap an option to make your pick.
- Would you rather eat only turkey or eat only side dishes?
- Would you rather only have pumpkin pie at Thanksgiving or only have apple pie for the rest of your life?
- Would you rather watch the parade or watch the football game?
- Would you rather host Thanksgiving or travel for Thanksgiving?
- Would you rather cook the whole meal or do all the dishes?
- Would you rather give up mashed potatoes at Thanksgiving or give up stuffing?
See all 111 holiday and seasonal would you rather questions →
A simple game plan
- Dinner: Most Likely To at the table.
- Dessert: quiz results.
- After: charades.
Hosting tips
- Play table games during dessert, active games after.
- Have one person host the games so everyone else can relax.
Frequently asked questions
What games do you play at Friendsgiving?
Table-friendly games like Most Likely To, Would You Rather and a quiz about the host, then charades once people are up and moving.