Stop arguing about what to play
Every pre-game has the same fifteen-minute dead zone: someone suggests Kings Cup, someone else can't remember the rules, a third person lobbies for beer pong even though there's no table. This wheel ends the debate. Spin it, land on a game, and the rules appear right under the result — no Googling, no arguments, no "wait, how does Ride the Bus work again?"
The games on the wheel
The default list covers the classics that work with nothing more than drinks and a deck of cards: Never Have I Ever and Most Likely To for warming up a room, Categories and Truth or Drink for conversation-heavy groups, Kings Cup and Ride the Bus when there's a deck handy, and Flip Cup and Waterfall when the energy peaks. You can remove games you don't have props for, or add your own house games — your custom list saves automatically for next time.
Drinks mode vs. Forfeits mode
Every game on this wheel has two rule sets. Drinks mode is the classic version, strictly for groups where everyone is of legal drinking age. Forfeits mode swaps every "take a drink" for a challenge — push-ups, a terrible impression, holding a plank — which means the same games work for mixed-age gatherings, sober players, offices, and anyone pacing themselves. Most groups have at least one person who can't or doesn't want to keep up; Forfeits mode keeps them fully in the game instead of watching from the couch.
Hosting tips for a good night
Sequence matters more than game choice. Start with low-barrier games like Never Have I Ever while people are still arriving, move to competitive games like Flip Cup when energy peaks, and wind down with Truth or Drink as the night settles. Keep water and snacks within reach, never pressure anyone to drink more than they want to, and if the energy dips, spin again rather than forcing a game that's gone flat.
Frequently asked questions
How many people do these games need?
Most work from 3 players up. Flip Cup wants at least 4 for teams; Never Have I Ever and Most Likely To scale to any group size.
Can we play without alcohol?
Yes — that's exactly what Forfeits mode is for. Every game works with water, soda, or challenge-based penalties instead.