Top 8 Best Question Card Games Out There

Question card games are a great way to connect with people while discussing all things that matter. After extensive research, we’ve ended up with 8 of the best conversation games, with each being pretty different from one another. These games include not only direct personal questions about your feelings, past, and future but also hypothetical ones that explain your mindsets briefly. 

1. Tellitall;
2. Wavelength;
3. The { } And;
4. Truths Untold;
5. Ungame;
6. Smol Tok;
7. Scruples;
8. Let’s Get Deep;

1. Tellitall

Ages 16+ | 3 to 10 players | 52 cards | 20 to 60 minutes of gameplay;

Tellitall is the perfect mix of funny and deep questions in one deck, with some of the most unique illustrations used. The idea of the game is sharing stories depending on prompts and letting the lead pick the favorite. With cards such as ‘got completely lost’, or ‘the weather scared the s*** out of you’, Tellitall enriches friendships both new and existing, and also, could be used as a ‘question of the day’ game.

2. Wavelength

Ages 14+ | 2 to 12+ players | 126 cards | 30 minutes of gameplay;

Wavelength is a card game where you work on teams and try to read your opponent’s mind. There are 2 concepts (for instance, hot and cold), and there’s only one of your teammates, the Physic, who knows exactly where the target is between these two concepts in the spectrum. We appreciate that there’s almost endless replayability and that the game gets everyone talking & expressing opinions! 

If it sounds complicated, watch how to play Wavelength.

3. The { } And

Ages 16+ | 2 and more players | 199 cards | 30 minutes of gameplay;

The { } And is a series of conversation card games that includes the strangers edition, couples, family, friends, and more. It’s a great opportunity to laugh, cry, and open the door to the conversations we rarely make. Questions like ‘How do our differences enhance our relationship?’, or ‘What do you treasure about our friendship’ and more, turn all campings, trips, and small gatherings, into bonding experiences. 

4. Truths Untold

Ages 17+ | 2 and more players | 63 cards | Gametime of 20 minutes;

Truths Untold is the better edition of Never Have I Ever. The version linked above is a bundle of several editions, and you could use each for special occasions. While answering with I have or I have never on adult-friendly questions like ‘Have I ever sent a risky text to the wrong person’, or ‘Have I ever lost my ID’, you have a fun & engaging time, and get to know many parts of the other players: including how adventurous they are! 

5. Ungame

Ages 5+ | 2 to 6 players | 140 cards | 25 minutes of gametime;

Besides being a game, the Ungame is also a tool to encourage social skills, especially open conversations. There are two decks of cards: lighthearted and serious, and all cards definitely speak up to their category. There’s a board included for you to move around, but we don’t think that’s the best the game offers. There’s no winner, no competition, but definitely great ways for everyone to express themselves. 

6. Smol Tok

Ages 18+ | 4 to 6 players | 60 cards | 30 minutes of gametime;

Smol Tok (meaning small talk), contains cards of 3 categories: personality, community, and intimacy, and each is self-explanatory. No question can be answered with ‘yes’ or ‘no’, instead, all answers are followed with ‘why’ or ‘what’, which helps everyone share bits of their life in detail. You’ll share what irritates you, things you’re procrastinating right now, your wish for a special ability, and much more. 

7. Scruples 

Ages 18+ | 2 to 8 players | 283 cards | 60 to 90 minutes of gametime;

Scruples is a bit different from what we’ve seen till now. There are a few social dilemmas and hypothetic situations, and you have to guess what the chosen player will answer: yes, no, or depends. Although you don’t share personal experiences or information, while giving your opinion on cases, which at times can sound crazy (just like discovering a large stash of gold in your house), will tell the whole group about your point of view on life.

8. Let’s Get Deep

Ages 17+ | 2 and more players | 400 cards | 30 to 90 minutes of gameplay;

The questions divided in three categories: Ice Breaker, Deep, and Deeper, get everyone talking their hearts out. It’s especially a great idea for a game night, followed by a pizza and some drinks! You’ll discuss everything starting from your favorite season, to role-playing ideas (very much of a card game for couples), and there are activities included too. And you know what the best part is? It’s available for free at our Let’s Get Deep PDF. 

Final Thoughts

We have happily included a card game for almost every occasion, being this a party, reunion, or just a gathering where most people are strangers. Not only they reconnect or connect people, also bring moments of entertainment and probably memories that last a lifetime.