↑ Table of Contents ↑ #4 High, low, and buffalo Would you rather never listen to music or never be able to read another book?Īs people answer, they can explain their reasoning for choosing one scenario over the other.Would you rather see a spider in your house every day or have a mosquito bite you once a week?.Would you rather live in Paris or Bangkok?.Would you rather lose your keys or your phone?.Would you rather be Ironman or Captain America?.Would you rather travel 100 years in the future or 100 years in the past?.They can both be positive, negative, or just plain unbelievable. Present two scenarios and see which one people would choose if given a choice. ↑ Table of Contents ↑ #3 Would you rather…Ī classic word game that you can make as goofy as you want. This game is incredibly entertaining when you get creative with your hot takes!īeware: Set some ground rules before playing to avoid politics, religion, or other sensitive topics. Universal Studios is better than Disneyland.The Lord of the Rings movies are better than the books.Oatmeal raisin cookies are better than chocolate chip cookies.
You’re bound to find out some strong, niche opinions your friends hold. This game is played by people randomly calling out their hot takes and then everyone else weighing in on the debate. In that case, you may have to get creative when thinking of facts to share…facilitating deeper rapport.Ī “hot take” is an unpopular opinion a person feels strongly about. Suppose you already know the people you’re playing with well. Then, the others would have to guess which one is the lie. Everyone else then guesses, which is a made-up statement.įor example, a person might say something like… To play, one person tells two truthful facts about themselves and one lie. This game lets you get to know the people you’re speaking with and learn about their life experiences. If someone shares a fascinating insight from their life, remember to ask them more about it later. Talking games can spark interesting conversations with people you’ve known for a long time. Talking Games That Help You Get to Know Someone Better Try one of the games from this list the next time you’re in a group of people you want to get to know better. Conversation games can be a great way to get to know old friends better, bond with colleagues, or break the ice with new acquaintances.
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