Christmas and holiday party games for the family

Relatives filling every chair, ages from eight to eighty, half of them not wanting to install a thing. These are holiday party games one phone can carry around the whole table — bingo, dice, and a drawing chain a grandparent can join without owning a smartphone, from a couple at Thanksgiving to a hundred at the Christmas party.

Games for this occasion

  • Bingo

    Numbers called from one phone. The game that seats the whole family at once, no matter how many chairs are out.

  • Roulette

    Spin for who opens presents first or who's on dish duty. Settles it in three seconds flat.

  • Dice

    Zero rules to explain — hand it to a grandparent and they're already playing.

  • UnanimousComing soon

    Everyone answers at once and tries to match. A quick, easy laugh between bigger games.

  • PPicture ShiritoriPlay on the web

    No reading or spelling required, just drawings passed around — works across every generation at the table.

  • WerewolfPlay on the web

    The main event once you've got 4 or more relatives willing to lie to each other's faces.

  • Four in a Row

    Easy enough for a kid to beat an uncle, which is half the reason it works at a family table.

  • Twenty Questions

    A calm guessing game for between the louder ones — works with the phone flat on the table.

Tips & strategy

  • Start with Bingo — it needs no explanation and seats the whole room at once, even relatives who've never touched the app.
  • Save Werewolf for once the table has at least 4 people who actually want to lie to each other.
  • Picture Shiritori works across generations since nobody has to read or spell anything, just draw.

FAQ

How many people can play?
From 2 up to 100 — Bingo and Dice work at any table size, while Werewolf needs at least 4 to get interesting.
Do we need Wi-Fi?
No. Every game runs fully offline, so a house full of relatives with no password isn't a problem.
Does everyone need the app?
No — one phone is enough, passed around the table all evening.
Is it easy enough for grandparents and kids together?
Yes — Bingo and Roulette need almost no explanation, so they're the easiest starting point for a mixed-age table.

Everyone on their own phone instead? Our sister app Dokopa

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