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Never have I ever questions: 105 clean ones

Never have I ever is a game where someone says something they have never done, like "Never have I ever been on a plane", and everyone who has done it puts a finger down. Here are 105 of our own, all clean, grouped for kids, teens, families, adults and work.

No drinks needed: play with fingers, points or lollies.

How do you play never have I ever?

  1. 1

    Hold up ten fingers

    Everyone starts with ten.

  2. 2

    Say something you have never done

    Take turns: "Never have I ever…"

  3. 3

    Fingers down

    Anyone who has done it puts a finger down, and tells the story if they like.

  4. 4

    Last one standing

    The last person with fingers up wins. Or just play for the stories.

Never have I ever questions for kids

Easy, everyday things for kids.

Never have I ever questions for teens

For teenagers: a bit cheeky, still clean.

Never have I ever questions for families

For the whole family. The grown-ups' answers are often the best part.

Never have I ever questions for adults

For grown-ups. Clean, but with better stories.

Never have I ever questions for work

Safe for the office: funny, never embarrassing.

Play party games like this on your TV

Love finding out things about each other? Play party games like this on your TV with phones: Who's Who Hullabaloo is a quiz about the people in the room, Imposter is about bluffing, and Survey Showdown asks what a hundred people said.

Questions

How do you play never have I ever?

Everyone holds up ten fingers. Take turns saying something you have never done; anyone who has done it puts a finger down. The last person with fingers up wins.

Can you play never have I ever without drinking?

Yes, and all of ours are clean. Play with fingers, points or lollies instead.

What are good never have I ever questions for kids?

Everyday things like "Never have I ever been on a plane" or "Never have I ever built a sandcastle". See the kids' list above.

Is never have I ever OK for work?

With the right questions, yes. Keep to funny, everyday ones like "Never have I ever replied all by mistake". See the work list above.

Find out who's who

A quiz about the people at your party, on the TV with phones as buzzers.

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