Put a Christmas deck on the TV and let the whole room play at once, from the cousins on the couch to the people still in the kitchen.
Who's most likely to re-gift a present they got last year? The question goes on the TV, everyone votes on their phone, and the screen names who the room picked.
Pick it if you want the whole room laughing in the first five minutes.
Fifty festive choices, like a real tree that sheds everywhere or a fake one that smells like nothing. The TV shows how the room split.
Pick it if your group likes a friendly argument.
Awards like best ugly sweater and most likely to eat all the cookies, voted live and revealed one by one.
Pick it if you want a big finish before dessert.
Hot cocoa or eggnog, Elf or Home Alone. Two taps a question, so it runs while people are still taking their coats off.
Pick it if guests are still arriving.
Never have I ever opened a present early. Answers stay hidden until the reveal, so everyone answers honestly.
Pick it if the room already knows each other a bit.
Everyone brings a wrapped gift, then takes turns opening one or stealing one already opened. Set a price limit and a three-steal rule.
Pick it if every guest can bring a gift.
Act out a carol title without words while your team guesses. Write titles on slips of paper before the party.
Pick it if your crowd likes to perform.
Everyone wears their worst sweater and the room votes for the winner. Run the vote on phones so it's secret and fast.
Pick it if you announced the theme ahead of time.
Play the first few seconds of a song and teams race to name it.
Pick it if you have a speaker and a playlist.
Read a famous line and guess the movie. Keep score on a whiteboard or in a notes app.
Pick it if your group can quote Elf from memory.
Pairs wrap a box while one partner is blindfolded. The messiest result wins a prize.
Pick it if you have spare paper and tape.
The classic, reindeer edition. Print a big Rudolph and cut out red noses.
Pick it if there are little kids at the party.
Draw Christmas words on a big pad while your team guesses against a timer.
Pick it if you have an easel or a big sketch pad.
Teams race through silly tasks: carry an ornament on a spoon, stack cups like a tree, toss candy canes onto a hook.
Pick it if you have room to move.
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.
Who is most likely to start playing Christmas music in October?Christmas most likely to questions40 questions Would you rather Free account
Would you rather open all your presents on Christmas Eve or open them all on Christmas morning?Christmas would you rather questions50 questions Never have I ever Free account
Never have I ever opened a present before Christmas.Christmas never have I ever40 questions This or that Free account
Real tree or Fake tree?Christmas this or that50 questions Superlatives Free account
Best ugly sweaterChristmas party superlatives30 awards
Every phone votes at the same time, so a game with 30 relatives runs as fast as a game with four. Grandparents who would rather watch can enjoy the reveals on the TV.
Yes. They're written for a mixed room of kids, parents and grandparents.
Yes. Share the game screen on the call, and everyone joins on their phone.
No. Open the site on the TV when you're ready and start a game in one tap.
Open it on the TV, share the code, and ask the first question in under a minute.