50 Never Have I Ever Prompts for Every Group

Never Have I Ever is a confession game disguised as a drinking game. Someone says something they have never done; everyone who has done it takes a point, a sip, or simply owns up. The prompts below run from totally safe to properly spicy, so you can match the room.

Warm-up (safe for any group)

• Never have I ever binge-watched an entire series in one day.
• Never have I ever pretended to like a gift I actually hated.
• Never have I ever sent a text to the wrong person.
• Never have I ever tripped in public and played it off.
• Never have I ever forgotten someone's name mid-conversation.
• Never have I ever eaten a meal out of the fridge at 2am.
• Never have I ever lied about my age to get into something.
• Never have I ever ghosted a group chat.
• Never have I ever waved at someone who was not waving at me.
• Never have I ever re-gifted a present.

Medium (friends who know each other)

• Never have I ever stalked an ex on social media.
• Never have I ever had a crush on a friend's partner.
• Never have I ever skipped a wedding or funeral.
• Never have I ever been kicked out of a bar or club.
• Never have I ever faked being sick to skip work or school.
• Never have I ever read someone else's messages.
• Never have I ever lied in this game.
• Never have I ever had a wardrobe malfunction in public.
• Never have I ever cried during a film and hidden it.
• Never have I ever kept a secret from everyone in this room.

Spicy (adults who consented to spicy)

• Never have I ever had a one-night stand.
• Never have I ever kissed more than one person in a night.
• Never have I ever sent a risky photo.
• Never have I ever been caught sneaking out.
• Never have I ever had a dream about someone in this room.
• Never have I ever regretted a hookup.
• Never have I ever said the wrong name at the wrong moment.
• Never have I ever flirted to get out of trouble.
• Never have I ever had a crush on a celebrity in this room's "type".
• Never have I ever been the other man or woman.

Keep the supply endless

Thirty prompts rarely last a full night. A generator keeps fresh, non-repeating prompts coming so the game never stalls on "okay, your turn to think of one."

House rules that keep it fun

1. Agree the intensity level before you start — safe, medium or spicy.
2. Make drinking optional; points or fingers-down works just as well.
3. Anyone can pass without explanation.
4. What is said in the game stays in the game.
5. Use a spinner to pick who reads the next prompt so it stays fair.