Bachelorette and bachelor party

Games for a bachelorette or bachelor party

An evening like this brings together school friends, colleagues and cousins who are meeting for the first time. Good games get them talking. To be upfront: the regular questions are friendly, but in Which of Us you can switch on 18+ questions — spicier, though never explicit. You cannot yet add your own questions about the bride or groom.

The game is currently in Latvian; an English version is in progress.

Play

Free to play right now. Sign-up needs an invite code from the host of your room.

An owl in a detective’s coat among suspicious guests in a parlor

Inspector Ūpis, an owl in a detective’s coat

Each of you is hiding something. I see very well in the dark.Inspector Ūpis

Which game fits

A room holds three to six players. A bigger party can split into several rooms.

Good fit
Foul Play
A good choice for dinner around one table: everyone gets a role, and even people who have never met are accusing each other within five minutes. Needs three to six people and half an hour. All four cases are funny and bloodless — from a Midsummer lake house to a 1996 nightclub.
3–6 players · about 20–30 min
Good fit
Which of Us
Works when most of the group know each other. For this evening you can switch on the 18+ questions about dating and parties. If half the guests are strangers, voting on “who is most likely to” is harder — start with another game and save this one for later.
3–6 players · about 15–40 min
Good fit
Curse Road
A good icebreaker for strangers: nothing to know, the competition is light and silly, the curses bring laughs without awkwardness, and anyone knocked out keeps playing as a ghost.
3–6 players · about 15–20 min
Fits with conditions
The Big Grab
A short game between other activities. You have to talk fast and loud, so it will be harder in a noisy bar.
3–6 players · about 15–25 min
Fits with conditions
Ghost Manor
Spooky and full of gambles, with nothing personal to know, and a night takes up to ~13 or ~19 minutes. Best in the middle of the evening, when everyone is seated and nobody is rushing off to the next place.
3–6 players · short night up to ~13 min, long up to ~19 min
Fits with conditions
Mole Hunt
Suits a group that enjoys bluffing. If the guests have only just met, accusations may feel too sharp for a start.
4–6 players · about 15–25 min

A plan for the evening

An option for six people at one table.

Icebreaker
Curse Road on the short road: about 15 minutes after which everyone knows everyone’s name.
Over dinner
Foul Play with three minutes of talking time. Phones can go face down between acts.
Once everyone has warmed up
Which of Us — by now even the new acquaintances know enough to vote.

Practical notes

The games are in Latvian for now, so today this only works for a Latvian-speaking group. An English version is in progress.
The organizer creates the room and gives the others the invite code for signing up. Post it in the group chat the day before.
If the party moves between venues, play where you can sit down and have a connection — not on the way.
Photo-round pictures are not saved. If you want to keep one, take a screenshot before the round ends.
If what you are after is questions to read out at the table, see the most likely to questions — they work without phones.

Questions about party games

Can we play in English?

Not yet. The game is currently in Latvian; an English version is in progress.

Do the games have spicy or 18+ questions?

Which of Us does, if you want them. The host can switch on “With 18+” in the room: then about half of the questions are about dating, parties and awkward moments. Nothing explicit or hateful. By default, and in the other games, the questions are friendly enough for any group.