The best Halloween party mixes one game everyone plays at once with a few classics that get people moving. Start with a spooky question game on the TV while people arrive, then wrap a mummy, bob for apples and crown the best costume.
Fifty spooky choices, like a night in a haunted house or a night in a graveyard. Each one goes on the TV, everyone picks on their phone, and the room sees the split.
Pick it if you want the whole room playing in the first five minutes.
Who's most likely to scream first in a haunted house? The room votes, and the TV names who got picked and by how much.
Pick it if your guests know each other a little.
Twenty awards, from scariest costume to best last-minute effort, voted in secret on phones and revealed one by one on the TV.
Pick it if you want a costume contest nobody can rig.
Vampires or werewolves, candy corn or caramel apples. Forty quick picks that run while people are still arriving.
Pick it if you need a warm-up that takes no explaining.
Never have I ever eaten all my candy in one night. Answers stay hidden until the reveal, so everyone answers honestly.
Pick it if the crowd is teens or adults.
A game show board of spooky trivia on the TV, with every phone as a buzzer. Our sister site, LiveGameShow, has 100 questions ready.
Pick it if your crowd likes to compete.
Halloween word bingo with a card on every phone, or printed cards for the kids' table, from our sister site LiveBingo.
Pick it if you have little kids or a big group.
Teams of two or three race to wrap one player in toilet paper. The first full mummy wins.
Pick it if you have a few rolls of toilet paper and room to move.
Float apples in a tub of water and catch one with your teeth, hands behind your back.
Pick it if you're outside or don't mind a wet floor.
Pin the tail on the donkey, witch edition. Print a big witch, cut out warts and grab a blindfold.
Pick it if there are little kids at the party.
Toss small pumpkins or beanbags into buckets set at different distances. Farther buckets score more.
Pick it if you want a game kids can play on their own.
Hide plastic spiders, fake bones and candy around the house, then hand out a list with clues.
Pick it if you can set up before guests arrive.
Play spooky music and dance like a monster. When the music stops, freeze. Anyone who moves sits out.
Pick it if the kids need to burn off sugar.
Fill a jar with candy corn and let everyone guess the count. Closest guess takes the jar home.
Pick it if you want something guests can play while they mingle.
Act out monsters and spooky movie titles without words while your team guesses.
Pick it if your crowd likes to perform.
Turn the lights down and go around the room, each person adding one sentence to a scary story.
Pick it if it's late and the crowd is older.
Everyone carves a pumpkin, then the room votes for the best one. Run the vote on phones so it's secret.
Pick it if you have time and newspaper for the mess.
Toss glow-stick rings onto witch hats. Works in the dark, which makes it better.
Pick it if the party goes past sunset.
Hang donuts from a string and eat one without using your hands. First to finish wins.
Pick it if you want the funniest photos of the night.
Fill boxes with peeled grapes, cold noodles and gummy worms, and have players guess the "eyeballs" and "brains" by touch.
Pick it if your guests don't mind slime.
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.
Pin the wart on the witch, pumpkin toss, monster freeze dance and Halloween this or that.
Halloween would you rather, never have I ever and a spooky scavenger hunt.
Most likely to, costume awards, Halloween trivia and a ghost story circle.
Halloween this or that, trivia in teams and costume awards on the meeting room screen.
Mix one game the whole room plays at once, like Halloween would you rather on the TV, with a classic that gets people moving, like mummy wrap. Finish with costume awards.
Most likely to, Halloween never have I ever, costume awards and Halloween trivia. Everyone plays from their phone, so nobody has to perform.
No. You can start a game without signing up, and nobody who joins needs an account or an app.
Open it on the TV, share the code, and ask the first question in under a minute.