However, if you are hosting a party in your backyard, you have plenty of options for fun and entertaining outdoor games and activities. These icebreaker games for parties can spark conversations and spice up a boring dinner party. Everyone takes turns to think of a category, like “types of candy” or “things you can buy at a dollar store.” The other person then has to name something in that category, and it keeps going until someone can’t think of anything else. For example, one question could be, “Would you rather eat chocolate cake every day for the rest of your life or never be able to eat cake again?” Depending on the group of people and the setting (formal or informal), you can set the questions and have fun knowing each other. For each round, one person asks the other person a “Would you rather” question and gives two options to choose from. This game is more about deciding between dilemmas.

This adult dinner party game is best played in pairs or small groups of three to four people. If they get it wrong, they have to hum or sing a few notes for the next person.

One person starts by humming or singing a few notes of a song, and the next person has to guess the title and artist. This is one of the perfect group games to play. It can get exciting when people have more profound stories to tell. For example, one person starts by saying how they spent their last dollar, and the next person continues that story with what happened next. This game is excellent if you want to get someone else talking about themselves because it can be highly revealing.

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