Questions and prompts for friends
These are not lists scraped together from around the internet: they are the questions and prompts used in our games, adapted into English. Read them out loud at the table, take them on a road trip, or play them on your phones, where the game counts the votes and the points.
Who is most likely to spill a secret without noticing?From the game Which of Us
Five lists
Each page has the full numbered list.
Most likely to questions98 questions where the answer is always one of you.„Who is most likely to lose their phone while holding it?”See the list
What would they do?30 questions about one of you, each with four answers.„What would name do on finding a wallet full of cash in the street?”See the list
Photo challenges32 prompts for a selfie: faces, poses and reactions.„Show your best surprised face”See the list
Drawing prompts37 “draw your friend as…” prompts and 90 words for draw-and-guess.„Draw: name as a superhero”See the list
Mind-meld prompts43 prompts with four answers where you have to pick what everyone else picks.„Best pizza topping”See the listHow to use them
At the table
One person reads the question, and on “three” everyone points. Whoever gets the most fingers explains why.
On the road
The lists work well on a long drive: the driver answers out loud, everyone else argues.
On your phones
In Which of Us nobody sees anyone else’s answer until the result, so nobody adjusts to the majority. The game itself is in Latvian for now.
Play them on your phones
Secret voting, a timer and a scoreboard — the game does the boring part. It is in Latvian for now; English is in progress.
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