A Christmas game plan
- 1Christmas icebreaker questions while people arrive.
- 2A minute-to-win-it round once everyone has a drink.
- 3Christmas would you rather when the room gets loud.
- 4Christmas party superlatives to finish.
From the office party to Christmas Eve at home, these are the Christmas games that get people playing fast. The top picks run on the TV with everyone voting from their phone; the rest need little more than paper and a timer.
Fifty festive choices, like a real tree that sheds or a fake one that smells like nothing. The TV shows how the room split.
Pick it if you want a game that works for any group.
Never have I ever opened a present early. Answers stay hidden until the reveal, so everyone answers honestly.
Pick it if the room is teens and adults.
Real tree or fake? Early shopper or Christmas Eve shopper? Quick questions for a group that's just meeting, with the screen picking who answers.
Pick it if it's a work party or a mixed crowd.
Best ugly sweater, most likely to eat all the cookies. Awards voted in secret and revealed one by one on the TV.
Pick it if you want a big finish.
Christmas trivia as a game show, with buzzers on every phone, from our sister site LiveGameShow.
Pick it if your crowd is competitive.
Word bingo with a card on every phone, from our sister site LiveBingo. Printable cards too.
Pick it if you need something easy for a big group.
Everyone draws a name and buys one gift. The reveal at the party is the fun part.
Pick it if you plan a few weeks ahead.
Pick up candy canes with a candy cane held in your mouth. Most in a minute wins.
Pick it if you want quick rounds and big laughs.
Read a famous line or describe the plot in five words, and teams race to name the movie.
Pick it if your group can quote Elf.
Draw holiday words on a big pad while your team guesses against the clock.
Pick it if you have an easel or a big sketch pad.
Stack plastic ornaments as high as you can in one minute.
Pick it if you have shatterproof ornaments.
Pick a carol, grab the mic and let the room vote on the best performance.
Pick it if you have a speaker and a brave crowd.
Open the game on a TV, a laptop or a projector. The screen shows a six-digit code and a QR code.
Everyone scans the QR or types the code at LivePartyGames.com. Nobody has to install an app or make an account.
Every phone answers in secret, then the big screen shows what the room picked.
Christmas would you rather or most likely to on the TV, a minute-to-win-it round, Christmas Pictionary and superlatives at the end.
Yes. The icebreaker and would you rather decks are work safe, and anything a host types is checked first.
Yes. Start a game without signing up. A free account lets 20 people play, and a Party Pass covers up to 100.
Open it on the TV, share the code, and ask the first question in under a minute.