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Never Have I Ever
nobody will know it was you
Never have I ever… Answer in secret, then guess how many people in the room have done it. Nobody finds out who!
- 3–10 players · best with 4+
- about 7 min
- Family · Adults
Free until November 30 Public beta. After that, part of the subscription.
How to play
A "Never have I ever…" statement comes up on the TV.
Answer in secret on your phone, then guess how many people in the room have done it.
The TV shows only the total, never who. The exact number scores 3 points; off by one, 1.
the bragging rights
How to win
- Guess exactly how many have done it: 3 points.
- Off by one: 1 point.
- Most points after 12 statements wins.
see it before you play
A round, step by step
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The setup
A "Never have I ever…" statement comes up on the TV.
1 / 4
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The play
Answer in secret on your phone, then guess how many people in the room have done it.
2 / 4
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The reveal
The TV shows only the total, never who. The exact number scores 3 points; off by one, 1.
3 / 4
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The scores
End of the game. Most points after 12 statements wins.
4 / 4
On the TV and on your phone
On the TV
The statement, then how many have done it, never who.
On your phone
Two buttons, "I have" or "Never", then your guess.
Never Have I Ever: questions
How many people can play Never Have I Ever?
3 to 10 players, best with 4 or more. Everyone plays on their own phone, and guests never pay.
Do we need an app or controllers?
No. Open pantouflard.ca/tv on the TV (a browser, a Chromecast or a plugged-in laptop). Phones scan the code and play in their browser.
Is Never Have I Ever free?
Yes, during the beta. Free until November 30. After that, it's part of the host's subscription. Guests never pay.
Is it OK for kids?
Yes. The host picks the tone in the lobby: Family keeps every prompt friendly, Adults makes them spicier.
How long does a game take?
Count on about 7 min.
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Confess. In secret.
Open Pantouflard on your TV, everyone scans in, and you're playing.