The Function Affairs

At every function there must be sufficient activities to ensure on-goers hang around. With this idea in mind we can analyse and assume that providing top notch games will create a delightful environment for all! So to help you and your future gatherings we have documented a few games and examples of their components. We sure hope they don't end any brawls. (Bring alcohol too for added fun and frustration)

Not all of the following questions have been field tested however any text in  Purple has been used by our Experimental Office (one of our 10 sacred proselytisers). Any failed questions are immediately terminated and replaced. Our end goal is to test every single bullet point.

Apprehensive Knowledge Requests or Mischievous Ultimatums

If you wish to play a devastating and devious game of choice and free will this game is for you! The well known "Truth or Dare" is here. If you are ever short of questions cherry pick a few from here!

Making truths - When making truths it is best to have them involve other people who are playing the game with you by making the player answering choose someone in the room as an answer. Other ideas include making them answer a hard "Would you rather" question, describing / showing you something about themselves you haven't seen before.

Making Dares - When making dares try to keep the incentive to do them high, e.g. a forfeit if not completed successfully. Make them painful, disgusting or embarrassing.

Truths

Dares

Situational Dares

(Equipment required)

Paranoia

If you ever find yourself in need of a good paranoia question, you must see the questions down below. They are garuanteed to hurt some feelings and make some divisions.

2 Gospels and 1 Deception

Everybody loves a bit of '2 truths and a lie', This game allows for the participants to learn hanious things about eachother and learn what they can come up with as a treturous lie.

Below are a few examples of possible lies you could use if you are short for ideas...


Never Have I ever

Diagnostic dilemmas!

The noble 'would you rather', is a classic party game among youngsters.

 All I can ask is, Would you rather:

Preludal Probes

(Questions when introducing yourself to someone)

(Rather than the boring "what do you do for work", questions they will remember)

Spliff Questions

(Questions to get you thinking and get to know how people think)

(Late at night vibes, stuff is winding down but the conversation is going strong)