Virtual Never Have I Ever Questions
126 virtual questions, free to play. Tap a card and pass the phone around.
joined a call two minutes late every single time
126 virtual questions, free to play. Tap a card and pass the phone around.
joined a call two minutes late every single time
Video calls created a completely new set of shared experiences in a very short time, and this deck is made entirely of them.
The obvious ones are here: talking for a full minute on mute, being told you are on mute, unmuting at exactly the wrong moment. So are the worse ones — being heard saying something about the meeting, forgetting a call was still connected, having a notification appear mid presentation.
Then there is the category nobody talks about. Fixing your hair using the video as a mirror. Watching your own square more than the speaker. Hiding self view to stop looking at yourself. Blaming the wifi to leave early. Pretending a screen has frozen while sitting perfectly still.
It ends on the family call questions, which are the ones that get the biggest reaction: talking someone through unmuting for ten minutes, seeing a relative's ceiling for an entire call, telling someone their camera is upside down. Works for remote teams, distant families and quiz nights.
Share your screen, or have one person read the cards aloud. Everyone holds up fingers to the camera, which is more fun than it sounds.
Yes. The deck is entirely about calls themselves, with nothing personal or inappropriate in it.
Very well. The last section is written specifically for calls with relatives of different technical confidence.