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Ramadan games for adults and families
Ramadan evenings are better when everyone gets together. Here are 12 games for adults and families: question games, guessing games and light challenges that fit the time after iftar.
Keep one game for each night, and take turns running the game. One phone is enough for most of them.
Question games
- 1Who of us?A question and a vote: “Who’s most likely to fall asleep before suhoor?” Everyone points, and whoever gets the most votes defends themselves.
- 2Ramadan memoriesEach person tells a Ramadan memory from childhood, and the others guess how old they were.
- 3Light truthsTruth questions without embarrassment, like: “Which Ramadan dish can you never resist?”
- 4Who knows who better?For couples and siblings: each writes their answer, and the other guesses.
- 5A question at iftarOne question for everyone: “What do you wish we did together this month?”
- 620 questionsOne person thinks of someone or something; the rest have 20 yes-or-no questions.
Play them tonight in DareZone
The easiest idea of all: get DareZone, pick Most Likely, and the questions come to you with your names. Free, and one phone is all you need.
Challenges and guessing
- 7Act it outOne person acts out a TV series or a dish without words; the rest guess within a minute.
- 8Forbidden wordExplain the word without saying the forbidden words listed under it.
- 9The presenter challengeBe a weather presenter describing tonight’s mood for 15 seconds, and the others judge.
- 10Spin the WheelIn DareZone, the wheel picks Truth or Dare, and the questions use the names of everyone there.
- 11Memory chainOne person says a word, the next repeats it and adds one, and whoever slips is out.
- 12Table quizQuick questions about Ramadan dishes: who answers fastest?
FAQ
What are easy Ramadan games for adults?
“Who of us?”, “Who knows who better?” and “Act it out”: they’re easy, they make you laugh, and they need nothing but you.
Are there Ramadan games on the phone?
Yes. DareZone has 4 question and dare games you can play on one phone, or each on your own phone in the same room.
