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Never Have I Ever Generator

320 statements. Eight packs. Last one standing wins.

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Add two or more names to play with lives. Leave empty for plain statements.

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Read the statement out, tap everyone it is true of, and watch their lives go down. Everyone starts on ten — the classic ten fingers — and the last player still holding one wins the round. Other sites just print the question; this one actually plays the game.

  1. Add everyone playingType each player's name and everyone starts on the same number of lives. Two players or more turns on the scoring; leave the roster empty and it works as a plain statement generator instead.
  2. Pick your lives and packsTen lives is the classic ten fingers, but three or five makes for a much faster round. Eight packs cover Kids, Family, Friends, Teen, Party, Couples, School and Travel — turn off whatever does not suit the room.
  3. Read it out, tap who is guiltySomeone reads the statement aloud. Anyone it is true of owns up, and you tap their name — one life gone. Tapped the wrong person? Tap again and the life comes straight back.
  4. Play until one is leftHit next for the following statement. Players who run out of lives drop out, and when only one is still standing the round ends with them as the winner.

Never have I ever examples

A sample from each pack. The generator draws from the full 320-statement deck, not just these.

Kids

  • Never have I ever eaten a whole packet of biscuits by myself.
  • Never have I ever pretended to be asleep so I did not have to get up.
  • Never have I ever blamed something on a pet.
  • Never have I ever lost something and blamed somebody else.

Family

  • Never have I ever broken something at home and not owned up to it.
  • Never have I ever pretended to be busy to get out of a chore.
  • Never have I ever forgotten a relative's birthday.
  • Never have I ever finished the last of something and blamed somebody else.

Friends

  • Never have I ever cancelled plans and stayed in bed instead.
  • Never have I ever pretended I had not seen a message.
  • Never have I ever laughed at something I did not understand.
  • Never have I ever said I was five minutes away before leaving the house.

Teen

  • Never have I ever pretended to understand a lesson completely.
  • Never have I ever handed in work I finished that same morning.
  • Never have I ever pretended my internet had stopped working.
  • Never have I ever fallen asleep in class.

Party

  • Never have I ever danced when nobody else was dancing.
  • Never have I ever been the very first person to arrive.
  • Never have I ever lost my phone at an event.
  • Never have I ever left a party without saying goodbye to anybody.

Couples

  • Never have I ever looked at my partner's phone.
  • Never have I ever pretended to love a present from my partner.
  • Never have I ever fallen asleep during a film they chose.
  • Never have I ever said I was fine when I absolutely was not.

School & Work

  • Never have I ever handed something in late.
  • Never have I ever pretended to have done the reading.
  • Never have I ever been caught staring into space.
  • Never have I ever taken the credit for a group project.

Travel

  • Never have I ever missed a flight or a train.
  • Never have I ever packed the night before and forgotten something important.
  • Never have I ever got completely lost in a city I did not know.
  • Never have I ever slept in an airport.

Frequently asked questions

There are 320 hand-written statements split across eight packs, and every one of them is translated into all 26 site languages — around 8,320 statements across the site.

The traditional way: everyone holds up ten fingers and puts one down each time a statement is true of them. This does that for you — tap the players it applies to and their lives count down on screen, so nobody has to argue about who is on what.

Yes. The Kids and Family packs are written for a room with children in it — biscuits, bikes, blaming the dog — with nothing romantic or adult in them.

Yes. Leave the player list empty and it simply deals one statement at a time, which is what you want if someone is reading them out to a big group.

Not within a session. Statements come from a shuffled pile and one only returns once every statement in your selected packs has been used.

No. It runs in the browser on any phone, there is no sign-up, and nothing is sent to a server — names and settings stay on your own device.

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