Festive mini games - Day 18 "Who's most likely to..."


This year I am sharing 24 mini games over advent, where the rules can be explained on the back of a single business card. Today's game is called "Who's most likely to...". This is a perfect discussion starting game with friends or people you want to get to know better. 

Day 18 "Who's most likely to..."

Players: 4-12 players
Equipment: -none-

Concise rules: 
You ask a "Who's most likely to..." question, and on the count of 3 everyone points at who they think fits the description. The player with the most suggestions wins the round and comes up with the next question. 

Example questions “Who’s most likely to...”: 
       ...retire to a Mediterranean island. 
       ...be on the front page of a newspaper 
       ...accidentally set their kitchen on fire


Notes:

It can't be described as an ice breaker or a get to know you game. It requires the players to have some ideas about each other. But it helps people to get to know each other better. Its a chance to talk about all those assumptions we hold about each other. Plus hopefully have a lot of fun. It's a slightly competitive non-drinking game that is in the same family of games as "Never have I ever". But this game also helps people to learn about how others see them. I strongly suggest you keep the scenarios lighthearted and fun. The aim is not to insult each other.  

The jpg below shows the print file used, the print company requires the sections to be embossed in gold to be pure black. 






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