Christmas Never Have I Ever Questions
133 christmas questions, free to play. Tap a card and pass the phone around.
opened a present before the day
133 christmas questions, free to play. Tap a card and pass the phone around.
opened a present before the day
A Christmas deck has to work in a room containing four generations, which rules out most of what usually makes this game interesting. So this one goes after the shared rituals instead, and there are more of them than you would expect.
Presents first: opening one early, unwrapping a corner and taping it back, shaking one to guess, finding the hiding place, buying something at a petrol station on the day itself. Then decorations — the tree that fell over, an hour spent untangling lights, decorations still up in February, the ornament made by a child that nobody is allowed to replace.
The food section is where families reveal themselves. Strong opinions about sprouts. Claiming the last roast potato. A sandwich made entirely of leftovers on the fourth day.
It also covers the part everyone recognises and nobody mentions: being asked the same question by five different relatives, giving a deliberately vague answer, needing a walk purely to escape, and an argument that was resolved before the end of the day.
Yes, that is exactly what it was written for. Nothing in it would be awkward in front of grandparents or children.
It does. No drinking references and nothing personal, so it fits a work setting.
People start using this deck in late November. Several questions are about the build-up rather than the day itself.