How to play
1Read the card
One player reads out the statement: “Never have I ever…”.
2Own up
Everyone who has done it takes a sip or puts a finger down.
3Tell the story
Whoever owned up explains what happened. Then pass the phone on.
Tips
- → Agree on the vibe first: Embarrassing for mixed groups, Relationships or Spicy for close friends and couples.
- → The rule that makes it fun: you can ask one follow-up question per round.
See it in the app
- ✓ 2–8 players
- ✓ One phone, everyone plays
- ✓ Works offline
Download on the App Store
Scan with your iPhone camera to download
Free download · Optional subscription with a free trial
Examples from the app
🙈 Embarrassing
- Never have I ever sent a text to the wrong person complaining about them.
- Never have I ever clogged a toilet at a friend's house.
- Never have I ever laughed so hard milk came out of my nose.
- Never have I ever walked around with my fly down.
- Never have I ever called a teacher 'Mom' or 'Dad'.
💕 Relationships
- Never have I ever ghosted someone I met on a dating app.
- Never have I ever stalked an ex's new partner on social media.
- Never have I ever dated a coworker.
- Never have I ever stayed in a relationship just for the dog.
- Never have I ever broken up with someone over text.
🌶️ Spicy
- Never have I ever sent a naughty photo to the wrong person.
- Never have I ever kissed a stranger.
- Never have I ever gone skinny dipping.
- Never have I ever had a one-night stand.
- Never have I ever played strip poker.
🎉 Party
- Never have I ever thrown up in an Uber.
- Never have I ever danced on a table or bar.
- Never have I ever woken up with a mystery bruise.
- Never have I ever stolen a drink from someone else.
- Never have I ever lost my friends in a club and partied with strangers.
Questions
How do you play Never Have I Ever? +
Everyone starts with five fingers up. Someone reads “Never have I ever…” followed by an action. If you have done it, you put a finger down. The last person with fingers up wins.
Can you play Never Have I Ever with two people? +
Yes, it is a great couples game. Use points instead of fingers and take turns reading statements; you will still learn plenty about each other.