Family-Friendly ‘Never Have I Ever’ With Printable Game
Our fun and clean ‘never have I ever’ questions can be used for gatherings, holiday celebrations, and extended family get-togethers.
Finding something to talk about with large groups of people isn’t always the easiest. Conversation games like ‘never have I ever’, ‘this or that’ conundrums, ‘would you rather’ questions, and naming ‘who’s most likely to’ scenarios can all help get the conversation moving.
Play the ’Never Have I Ever Game’
We’ve included a fun printable game with our ‘never have I ever’ questions. Typically, ‘never have I ever’ is a game that isn’t always family-friendly, so these clean and fun questions give you a great way to play it with friends and family. You can get it as a printable below.
Statements in Full
Here are all the statements in the printable game in full.
First, here are the round 1 ideas. These are fun and encourage some comical storytelling.
- Regifted a present I didn’t want.
- Added a ‘not-that-important’ award or achievement to my CV.
- Eaten something raw that’s meant to be cooked.
- Left my house one day and came back with a pet.
- Worn pajamas out of the house.
- Cried at the end of a movie.
- Borrowed someone’s outfit without asking them.
- Fallen asleep in a public place.
- Accidentally been in a viral video.
- Told my friends I couldn’t meet up and then went somewhere different.
Secondly, round 2, which continues with the same theme.
- Pulled an all-nighter to meet a deadline.
- Worn a piece of clothing inside out in public.
- Mistaken a complete stranger for someone I knew.
- Dyed my hair and regretted it.
- Got the dress code wrong for a party.
- Accidentally eaten someone else’s lunch at work.
- Pretended like I knew where I was going on a road trip.
- Deleted a social media post because it didn’t get enough likes.
- Had a conversation with someone whose name I couldn’t remember.
- Purposely acted like I didn’t see someone I know because I didn’t want to talk to them.
Finally, there are the round 3 ideas. These are more positive and focus on travel, goals, and lifelong memories.
- Been on the news or live TV.
- Played an instrument or sang in a band.
- Won a competition.
- Traveled by helicopter.
- Taken a spontaneous trip with less than 24 hours of planning.
- Slept under the stars.
- Been on a boat.
- Moved to a new city with no plans.
- Watched the sunrise from the top of a mountain.
- Gone on safari.
Never be stuck for what to ask by having more than a few of these ‘Never Have I Ever Questions’ in your back pocket, and host a truly memorable game that no one will forget in a hurry!
