Friendsgiving games
Friendsgiving usually means a crowd of 6 to 12 people who already know how to talk over each other. These games use that. The game goes on the TV and everyone plays on their phone.
- Impasta3-10 · Pack
Best with a group of friends. Two impastas once you have 7 or more players.
- Bluff Buffet2-12 · TV
Write the most believable fake description of a real dish. Points for every friend you fool.
- Breadwinner2-5 · Pack
For the 3 to 5 friends still there after midnight.
A good order for the night
Start with Bluff Buffet while people are still eating, since it only needs one hand. Move to Impasta once plates are cleared and people want to accuse each other. Finish with Breadwinner if a small group wants to keep going.
How to set it up
- Open the game on a laptop, smart TV browser or a tablet everyone can see. A laptop plugged into the TV works best.
- The screen shows a four-letter room code and a QR code.
- Everyone opens eatnow.lol/play on their phone and types the code with their name.
- The first person to open the room is the host and taps Start.
Questions
- What do you play at a Friendsgiving?
- Party games that work for a big group in one room, like Bluff Buffet and Impasta. Both run on a TV with phones as controllers.
- Do guests have to download anything?
- No. They open eatnow.lol/play in their phone's browser.
- Is it free?
- Bluff Buffet, Would Eat, Big Cheese and the daily Picnic Panic board are free. Impasta, Breadwinner and the Picnic Panic race come in the Launch Pack, which the host buys once ($5 at launch). Players never pay or sign up.