Sleepover Never Have I Ever Questions
131 sleepover questions, free to play. Tap a card and pass the phone around.
been the first to fall asleep
131 sleepover questions, free to play. Tap a card and pass the phone around.
been the first to fall asleep
A sleepover has its own timetable and this deck follows it. Early questions are about the setup — building a fort out of duvets, arguing about who gets the bed, claiming the sofa first, being told to be quiet and lasting two minutes.
The middle is pranks and dares: drawing on whoever fell asleep first, the hand in warm water, the prank call that went too far, the ghost story somebody regrets hearing. There is a section on films where nobody watches the film, and one on food where the answer is always at an unreasonable hour.
Then it gets to the actual reason sleepovers matter. The questions at the end are about 3am conversations — telling a secret only because it was dark, planning entire futures, deciding where everyone would live, making a pact that some people still honour years later.
It is completely clean, which makes it the right deck when a parent might wander through the room at any moment.
It works from about eight upwards and stays popular into the teens. Everything in it is clean.
131 questions is enough for several hours if you let people explain their answers, which is where the fun is.
Yes. The Dare deck on this site is written to sit alongside this one for exactly that.