Board games with questions are awesome for all sorts of occasions. They’re great ice breakers for making new friends and just as much to play with people you already know. They can also be great for expanding your knowledge on all sorts of subjects.
If you’ve been looking for one, then you’ll love this list…
Where’s the Money, Lebowski?
- Great party game for adults who are interested in answering open-ended questions.
- No matter how many times you have seen The Big Lebowski, this game is a lot of fun and is sure to leave you laughing on the floor.
- The rules are incredibly simple and easy to follow, allowing players to get started right away.
- The large format game cards make playing easy for adults who may otherwise struggle to hold on to traditional playing cards.
- The fun artwork adds to the appeal of the game.
- Interesting questions will keep everyone entertained and are sure to help players get to know the people they are playing with a little bit better.
Kids Create Absurdity
- There are 350 question cards, as well as 95 answer cards to enjoy.
- Players can use the blank cards to create more questions or answers if they want to add additional options to the game.
- There are random cards that can be played at any time during the game to make it even funnier and more entertaining.
- Not only does this game get everyone involved, but it is a great way to ensure that all members of the family connect with each other and learn something about their family members.
- While inspired by adult games, this is a great game for kids who are age seven and up.
- Quality cards can withstand a lot of play and abuse from kids without wearing out.
What?
- Great for larger groups of five or more players.
- The easy rules ensure that everyone can start playing right away without a lot of setup time.
- There are plenty of questions, as well as answer sheets, so that everyone can play.
- Players ask questions off of the cards in the game and then have to guess who they think wrote down a certain answer.
- Because players don’t have to be tasteful or truthful, this game can quickly dissolve into a lot of laughter and enjoyment.
- Players can be honest, but being funny and silly is better and will keep the game lighthearted and enjoyable.
- Players try to guess who wrote down an answer to just one question, which means that the game moves quickly.
That’s a Question!
- Good for smaller groups of just three to six players.
- Players take turns asking the other people in the group questions.
- By building questions from the cards in their hands, players can create crazy questions that haven’t ever been asked before.
- Each player has to guess what the answer to the question will be, and only one player comes up with the answer for the group.
- Players earn points by guessing the answer correctly, and the round leader earns points when players guess incorrectly.
- By asking really tough questions, the round leader can set themselves up for earning more points when they stump their opponents.
- Keep track of points by moving small wooden squirrels up the side of a mountain.
Loaded Questions
- There are 880 questions included in this game, which means that it has great replay value as players won’t have to deal with the same questions over and over.
- There are additional expansions that can be played with this core game, which will add more questions and themes and make the play more enjoyable.
- Since there are no right or wrong answers, everyone has an equal opportunity to enjoy the game.
- One player reads the question that matches the color space they are on.
- All players write down their answer on a piece of paper which is collected and read by another player.
- Players try to match who wrote what answer and can advance their piece when they get it right.
Say Anything
- Perfect game for younger children, as well as parents to play together.
- One player reads a question and waits while everyone else in the family writes down their answer.
- The round leader choose their favorite answer and waits while everyone tries to guess what answer they chose.
- With 60 question cards, tokens for keeping track of the score, and dry erase boards and markers, this game contains everything that you need to start playing right away.
- Unlike some other question games, all of the questions in this game are appropriate for younger children, making it a great option for a family to enjoy together.
- There are no right or wrong answers, which is encouraging for younger children.
The Voting Game
- Since the game will change depending on
what group of people are playing it, it’s a great option for a game with high replay value. - One player reveals a question card and then all players have to vote for the person in the group that is best described by that particular question.
- When everyone has voted, then the scores are revealed and people can guess who voted for them.
- If a player guesses correctly when selecting who voted for them, then they get a point and the person is revealed.
- There are 160 question cards to enjoy, as well as five game variants, which will prevent people from getting bored.
- With 90 voting cards, up to 10 players can play at once.
Totika
- Great game to help build self esteem and to work on improving the social skills of all of the players.
- The question card deck helps players explore their emotions and focus on achieving goals, learning how to value themselves, overcome challenges, and boost their self confidence.
- There are 48 colored blocks and 48 questions in the question deck.
- Players draw cards and then answer the personal questions about themselves while at the same time stacking the wooden pieces higher and higher and trying to prevent them from falling over on their turn.
- All questions have been designed to make players think about themselves, their confidence, and their personality, as well as how they can improve themselves and their lives.
What Do You Say…What Do You Do…At School?
- There is a total of 390 school situation cards in this game that allow parents to explore the school day with their child and talk about how to handle various social situations.
- The game is very interactive and is a fun way to talk to children about how they handle themselves at school when faced with difficulties.
- Children travel through the school on the gameboard answering questions and collecting tokens.
- Some of the situations that are addressed include following the rules, peer relationships, interacting with adults, and dealing with safety precautions.
- All questions are open-ended so that kids can freely express themselves.
- Roleplay is encouraged, and is a great way to address any problems that may be uncovered during the play of this game.
Privacy
- Adult party game that is great for players who are 18+.
- Players can either tell the truth or plead the fifth when playing this game and trying to figure out all of the interesting details and facts about their friends.
- Players ask yes or no questions that are very provocative and get to answer anonymously, which helps keep the game suspenseful and mysterious.
- There are 100 question cards included so that the game can be played for a long time.
- With a ballot box, voting dials, yes/no chips, and wooden movers, you have everything that you need to enjoy a long and rousing game.
- Players try to figure out who voted yes or no and learn more about their friends.
Spouse-Ology
- There are 1,000 questions for players to ask their spouse as well as 20 off-script tokens and dry erase boards and markers.
- Great for two to four couples who are all 18+.
- Couples compete against each other to try to see who knows the most about their spouse.
- Players work in teams with their spouse to answer questions in multiple categories.
- Categories include past, present, and future, romance, finances, and house and home.
- There are 240 ask him/her questions to keep the game really interesting.
- Players roll a category with the dice, ask their spouse a question, and then get a point if they are able to match their spouse’s answer.
- The couple who has the most points at the end of the game wins.
Trick Question
- Unlike other question games that are very straightforward, all of the questions included in this game have a small trick to them that make them difficult to answer correctly.
- There are 400 brainteasers included that are sure to keep everyone guessing, but will trick most people in the group.
- Some clues are more obvious than others, but most of the questions tend to be difficult to answer.
- Because the answers all make sense, most people will enjoy finding out the true correct answer to these tricky questions.
- Since there is a good mix of topics included in the questions, it is very unlikely that participants will get bored or feel like they can’t participate when playing this game.
Smart Ass
- While there are turns in this game, all players get to yell out what they think is the correct answer, even if it is not their time to speak.
- The fast-paced speed of this game will keep everyone interested and prevents players from getting bored.
- Great for two to six players who are 12+.
- There are 411 question cards in different themes and different levels of difficulty.
- Players who are quick to come up with an answer are going to have an easier time scoring points than players who take a long time to think about their answer.
- When players answer questions they can advance around the board, but can be stopped by landing on certain spaces, so they need to be careful.