Halloween Party Games for Groups
Halloween games that are fun rather than frightening: Halloween bingo and trivia, plus our own Halloween decks of charades, drawing words and would you rather questions about costumes, candy and friendly monsters.
Everything is family-friendly and work-safe, from a classroom party to an office costume day.
- Group size
- 4 to 30 people; play in teams above about 8
- Suggested time
- 20 to 45 minutes between trick-or-treating and the costume parade
- You need
- One phone, tablet or laptop (a TV helps for big groups)
Halloween team games 3
Team scoreboards on a shared screen.
Halloween question cards 3
Any group size.
Halloween Would You RatherAny group size, pass the phone21 not-too-spooky Halloween would you rather questions.
Two Truths and a Lie3 to 12 players, pass the phoneRun rounds for 3-12 players with votes, scores and ideas.
This or ThatAny group size, pass the phone190 quick this or that questions: food, funny, animals and more.
Halloween bingo and trivia 2
A host calls or reads aloud for the room.
How to run it with a group
- Use Halloween Would You Rather as a warm-up while people show off their costumes.
- Put Halloween Team Trivia or Halloween Charades on the TV and split into teams. Acting out a mummy is even better in costume.
- Play Halloween Bingo for younger kids or a big room.
- Pass the phone: open the game on one phone and hand it to the next player each turn. Add names with the Players button where the game has one, and it tells you whose turn it is.
More group games
FAQ
Are these Halloween games too scary for kids?
No. The Halloween decks are about costumes, pumpkins, candy and friendly ghosts, with no gore or horror-film references.
What Halloween games work for an office party?
Halloween Team Trivia, Halloween Charades and Halloween Would You Rather are all work-safe and easy to run from a laptop on a projector.
How many people can play Halloween charades?
The team game supports 2 to 6 teams of any size, so a whole class or office can play.