Never Have I Ever
The king of confession games, rebuilt for two. Draw a card, read it aloud, and whoever's actually done the thing takes a sip. Simple, honest, and surprisingly revealing.
- 180+ questions
- Casual · Couples · Spicy
- Mobile-friendly
No cards to shuffle, no dice to lose, no app to download. Our online drinking games run entirely in your browser — pick a game, grab a drink, and start playing in seconds. Free to play, works on mobile and desktop, and tracks your sips so you never lose count. Choose your vibe and dive in.
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The king of confession games, rebuilt for two. Draw a card, read it aloud, and whoever's actually done the thing takes a sip. Simple, honest, and surprisingly revealing.
The pressure test. Draw a question and make the call: tell the truth, or drink to skip it. No dodging, no changing the subject — just how brave are you feeling?
The call-out game. Draw a card — "Who's most likely to…" — and together point at whoever fits best. The one who gets called out takes a sip, then draws the next card. A friendly roast in card form.
The whisper game. One player silently asks a "who's most likely to…" question, the listener points at someone, and that person has no idea what they were just accused of — drink to hear it, or flip a coin and gamble. Secrets, side-eyes, and sips.
The classic card drinking game, digitized. Draw a card, follow the rule — waterfall, thumb master, categories, make-your-own-rule. Also known as Kings Cup or Circle of Death, built for a group and running on a single phone.
Roll two dice, follow the rules — 7 sends a sip left, 11 right, 9 is a social, doubles let you dish out the total, and any 3 makes the 3 Man drink. The cursed 3 Man title gets passed around all night.
Watch a movie, drink on cue. Pick a film, load its trigger rules, and take a sip every time the moment hits. Elf, Barbie, Harry Potter and more — no setup, just press play.
Watch your favorite show, drink on cue. Pick a series — The Office, Friends, Brooklyn Nine-Nine and more — load its trigger rules, and sip every time the moment hits on screen. No setup, just hit play.
60 drinks in 60 minutes. The classic power hour, rebuilt for your browser — a big countdown timer, an automatic sip cue every 60 seconds, and a running drink count that saves if you step away. Pick Power Hour, Century Club, or set your own.
Pick a side, defend your choice, and find out who really knows you best. The ultimate debate-starter that gets everyone talking and drinking.
The ultimate staring contest. Lock eyes with your opponent, and the last person to look away drinks. Simple rules, intense gameplay.
The classic party game. Act out words and phrases while your friends guess. Movies, animals, actions — pick a category and start performing.
The ultimate party card game. Draw cards, follow commands, and pray you don't pull the King. When the 4th King is drawn, someone finishes the Cup.
The block-stacking classic, digitized. No buying a set and no writing on blocks — pick a vibe, build the tower, then pull a block to reveal a rule or challenge. Pull all 54 before the tower falls. Your progress saves automatically.
Spin the wheel and let fate decide! Add your own drinks, dares, or challenges, then spin to see what happens. Perfect for parties when you can't decide who drinks what.
Race your own horse home. Every card drawn advances the matching suit, and the first horse to collect 7 cards wins the right to hand out drinks. Two players race a two-horse duel; bigger groups add horses. No cards to shuffle, and the maths is done for you.
One card face up, one call to make: higher or lower? Guess right and your opponent drinks, guess wrong and you do. Draw the same value twice and it's double. No skill, no setup — just the cruellest card game there is.
Four cards each, then the river decides. Cards flipped up the river make matching ranks drink; coming back down the river they hand those drinks out instead. End with a count to thirteen and the whole table drinks on every hit. Pure luck, done for you.
Draw a category, then go around naming things that fit — no repeats, no stalling. Beat the clock or you drink, and a new category gets drawn. The generator supplies the topics and the timer settles every argument.
Beer pong without the table. Aim at your opponent's rack, hold to charge your throw, and release in the sweet spot to sink a cup. Clear their rack before they clear yours — no cups, no cleanup, no ball in anyone's drink.
Four stops, one deck. Call red or black, higher or lower, inside or outside, then the suit — clear all four and you're off the bus and handing out drinks. Miss one and you drink and stay aboard.
Five dice under a cup and no reason to tell the truth. Bid how many dice show a face across the table, raise the number, and call liar when you smell a bluff. Whoever is wrong drinks and loses a die — play solo against AI bluffers.
Two hidden fleets on one grid. Call a square — every hit costs the owner a sip and every ship you sink costs them two more. No shot glasses to line up, no board to build. Wipe out their fleet before they find yours.
Draw it, guess it, beat the clock. Deal a secret word, sketch it with your finger on the board, and let your team shout the answer before the timer dies. 150 words across three difficulty decks — and no card deck to lose.
Flip, watch, slap. Two players trade cards onto the pile and race to smack it the moment a double or a sandwich lands — first pad hit takes the whole pile. Slap at nothing and you burn a card. The app calls every slap, so nobody argues about who was first.
Three statements, one lie. This page deals you a ready-made statement so you never blank on your turn, then the phone goes around the circle so everyone votes in secret — reveal the lie and the tracker works out who drinks. Wrong guess, one sip. Fool the whole table and every voter drinks two.
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