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🎲 Ludo 2–6 players · Roll, race your four pieces home, send others back to start. Easy to play while you talk. 🃏 Poker 2–6 players · Texas hold'em with play money. No stakes, no clock — bluff your way through the small talk. 🍾 Spin the bottle 2–6 players · It points at somebody and hands them a question. No winner, no score — the quiet one at the table finally gets asked something. 🎴 Last Card 2–6 players · Match the colour or the number, make the next one draw, shout when you are down to one. If you know UNO, you know this. 🎭 Act it out 2–8 players · Describe it, draw it or act it out — without saying the word. Everyone guesses. If you know Activity or charades, you know this. ✏️ Sketch it 2–8 players · One person draws the word, everyone else types guesses, and the first right one scores for both. No talent needed, and bad drawings are the good ones. 🧠 Pub Quiz 2–8 players · Everyone types an answer where nobody can see it, then they all turn over at once. Ten questions, small typos forgiven. 🔴 Four in a Row 2 players · Drop a disc, line up four. Two minutes to learn, and it leaves plenty of room to talk. ❌ Tic-Tac-Toe 2 players · Three in a row on a three-by-three grid. Over in a minute — a game for while someone makes tea. 🤔 Would you rather 2–8 players · Two options, everybody votes at the same time, and the split only shows once the last vote is in. Then you argue about it. 🎯 Truth or dare 2–8 players · Pick a pile on your turn. The truths are dinner table questions, the dares are things you can do on camera. Passing is allowed. 🙅 Never have I ever 2–8 players · Ten fingers each. A statement appears, everybody answers at once, and whoever has done it puts a finger down. 🔤 Hangman 2–8 players · One word, everybody takes a turn to call a letter, and the table wins or loses together. Six wrong letters and it is gone. 🀄 Dominoes 2–6 players · Seven tiles each, match an end of the line, draw when nothing fits. Short turns, so the talking never stops. 🔴 Checkers 2 players · Draughts on eight by eight. Taking is compulsory and a piece that can take again keeps going, which is where the game is won. ♟️ Chess 2 players · The classic, for two. Everyone else at the table can watch and cheer.