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Games for a family game night

The hard part of family game night is finding something a nine-year-old and a grandparent both enjoy. Bluffing games work because nobody needs to know anything: you only have to keep a straight face.

Games to try

Classic Imposter

3 to 12 players

Use everyday words like “toothbrush” or “umbrella” and even young players can give a clue. Children are often better imposters than adults.

Question Imposter

3 to 12 players

Number questions suit mixed ages: how many biscuits is too many, how many seconds could you stand in a cold shower.

Exposed

3 to 20 players

With the Family Friendly questions, it is a gentle way to find out things about each other.

Charades

4 or more players

Still the best game for a room with a wide spread of ages.

Twenty Questions

2 or more players

Good for the car and for the end of the night.

Words to start with

These are from the free Everyday Things pack. There are more on the imposter game words page.

Family friendly questions

  1. What is the silliest thing you have ever been told off for?
  2. What is the worst food you have ever eaten?
  3. Who in this room is the biggest sleepyhead?
  4. What is the last thing you got caught doing?
  5. Who in this room would get lost in a supermarket?
  6. What is the most annoying noise in the world?
  7. Who in this room is the worst at keeping a secret?
  8. Who in this room is the sorest loser?

More clean questions →

Keeping it suitable

In Fib Club, every pack is labelled. Family packs are safe for any age, and packs with adult themes are marked 18+ and stay hidden until the group confirms everyone playing is an adult. There are no adverts, no accounts and no real-money play of any kind.

Questions people ask

What is a good game for the whole family?

One with simple rules and no specialist knowledge. Imposter word games, charades and Twenty Questions all work for mixed ages.

Is the imposter game suitable for children?

Yes, with everyday words. Children who can read a single word and give a one-word clue can play.