Never Have I Ever, Party Game

Never Have I Ever, Party Game is the classic party game, reinvented for game night. Gather your friends, pass the phone around, and let 1,000 bold cards across 34 decks decide who has the most to confess. From easy ice-breakers to no-holds-barred dares, it is the fastest way to turn any room into a party. Eight game modes live in one app, so you never run out of ways to play. Every deck is hand-written, sorted by how spicy it gets, and ready the moment you open the app. No sign-up, no internet, no setup. Just pick a game, add the players, and pass the phone. Main features Eight ways to play: Never Have I Ever, Truth or Dare, Would You Rather, Most Likely To, This or That, Spin the Bottle, Charades, and Deep Talk. Each mode has its own decks and its own rhythm, from quick-fire questions to act-it-out challenges. Set the spice: slide from squeaky-clean and funny to dirty and full 18+, with every level of trouble in between. Keep it friendly for a mixed crowd or crank it up for a wild night. Build your own mix: blend any decks into a custom game and dial in exactly how much of each you want. Save your mixes and play them again whenever the mood strikes. Pass and play: add everyone in the circle, split into teams, start the optional turn timer, and keep score as you go. One phone is all you need. Surprise Me and Card Mayhem: can't decide? Draw a random game at your chosen spice level, or throw every card into one wild shuffled pile for pure chaos. Track the fun: your rounds and stats are saved on your device, so you can see your favourite modes and how many cards you have burned through. Never Have I Ever is made for friends, roommates, couples, and parties of every size. Some decks contain adult themes and are intended for players aged 18 and over. Play responsibly, drinking is always optional. Privacy Policy - https://msrtech.net/apps/never-have-i-ever/privacy.html Terms - https://msrtech.net/apps/never-have-i-ever/terms.html EULA - https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/