Games for the people in the room.
Say how many you are, how old and where. Roundlark deals three games you can start in the next five minutes, mostly with things already in the house.
30 games so far, and every one says who it suits and who it doesn’t.
Four suits, one for every mood
Each game carries a suit on its corner, so you can tell at a glance whether it asks people to talk, move, make something or think.
- Talking games Guessing, bluffing and word games, mostly played sitting down. 8 games
- Moving games Races, relays and anything that gets people out of their chairs. 9 games
- Making games Drawing, writing and building against the clock. 5 games
- Thinking games Trivia, memory and puzzles for the competitive ones. 8 games
Guides for the next thing on the calendar
- Christmas games for kids, from toddlers to tweens
Eight games that turn a room of excited children into a party, each with a Christmas version you can set up from things already in the house.
- Christmas party games for adults that need almost no prep
Eight games for a grown-up Christmas party, in the order you would actually play them, using paper, pens and things already in the house.
- New Year's Eve party games to fill the hours before midnight
The evening is long and midnight is the only fixed point. Here are nine games and a timetable for the hours in between.
- Office party games for large groups that nobody has to be talked into
Ten games for a work party of twenty or more, sorted from the ones people can ignore to the ones that take over the room.
Tools for whoever is running things
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Team maker
Paste the names, pick how many teams, and get fair random teams nobody can argue with.
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Charades generator
Prompts for charades and drawing games, sorted by age, shown one at a time on your phone.
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Game picker
The picker from the top of this page on its own, ready to bookmark for party day.