A Halloween party running order
- 1Halloween this or that as people arrive.
- 2Costume runway once everyone's here.
- 3Most likely to or would you rather when the room is loud.
- 4Costume awards to finish.
A Halloween party needs one game the whole room plays and a few that get people out of their seats. Start with spooky questions on the TV, then crown costumes and hunt for bones.
Who's most likely to sleep with the lights on after a scary movie? Everyone votes on their phone.
Pick it if you want the room laughing first.
Haunted house or graveyard, vampire or werewolf.
Pick it if the room likes a debate.
Scariest, funniest, best last-minute effort. Voted on phones, revealed one by one.
Pick it if everyone's in costume.
Forty quick spooky picks for the start of the night.
Pick it if guests are arriving.
Spooky trivia on a game show board, from LiveGameShow.
Pick it if the crowd is competitive.
Everyone walks the runway in costume before the awards.
Pick it if you want a photo moment.
Hide plastic bones and spiders around the house with clue cards.
Pick it if you can set up ahead.
Teams wrap a teammate in toilet paper. Fastest mummy wins.
Pick it if you have rolls to spare.
A secret killer winks to eliminate players; find them first.
Pick it if the lights go down.
Act out monsters and scary movie titles.
Pick it if your crowd likes to perform.
Closest guess takes the jar.
Pick it if you want a game guests play while mingling.
Decorate mini pumpkins and vote on the best.
Pick it if there are kids at the party.
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.
Halloween most likely to and would you rather on the TV, a costume runway and awards, a scavenger hunt and mummy wrap.
Spooky, never gory. They work for teens and adults, and most work for kids.
Yes, all the Halloween decks are free to play.
Open it on the TV, share the code, and ask the first question in under a minute.