Content

• Steps
• Method 1 of 2: Basic game
• Method 2 of 2: How to play the alcoholic version of the game
• Warnings

"I've never ..." is a really fun way to get to know new acquaintances or old friends better. The basic version of the game can be played and can be played by people of all ages. You can play the alcoholic version of the game if you are playing with adults.If you decide to play the alcoholic version of the game, do not drink too much and do not get behind the wheel after playing.

Steps

Method 1 of 2: Basic game

1. 1 Pick at least 5 players and stand in a circle. Usually at least 5 players are required for this game. Of course, fewer players are allowed, but the game won't be as fun anymore! You need to sit in a circle so that everyone can see the hands of the other players.
2. 2 Each player holds open palms in front of him so that all 10 fingers are visible. You can put your hands on the floor or raise them in front of you. In any case, at the beginning of the game, everyone has 10 attempts.
3. 3 The first player says, which he never did. The first can be any player at will, or you can determine the sequence of players by playing "rock, paper, scissors". The first player says "I've never ..." and then tells what he has never done. It would be nice if the player came up with something that he did not do, but other players did.
   • For example, you can say something like: "I have never been to Europe", "I have never been arrested", "I have never been detained."
4. 4 Bend your finger if you did what the first player said. Players who have never done this either do not curl their fingers.
5. 5 Then the next player drives. Determine the sequence of the game so that the next move is made by the person to the left of the first player. The next player says something again that he has never done. The players who did this bend one finger at a time; those who did not do this do not bend their fingers.
6. 6 The player with the most unbent fingers at the end of the game wins. This game can be played any number of times.

Method 2 of 2: How to play the alcoholic version of the game

1. 1 Pick at least 5 players. Since alcohol is implied in this version of the game, all players must be of legal age. Any number of people can play this game, but if there are more than 10 of you, you can divide a large company into two small groups.
2. 2 Make sure that, on average, all players drink approximately the same. What exactly to drink is everyone's business. But to make the game more interesting, you need all the players to drink about the same. You can offer beer, wine and some cocktails.
   • You can also play the alcoholic version of the alcoholic shots game. If any of the players did what the presenter said, he must drink a shot. As the game progresses, you must remember to refill your glasses.
3. 3 The first player says, which he never did. Perhaps someone wants to become the first player (leader), or you can choose a leader using the game "rock, paper, scissors". The alcoholic version of the game provides players with more intimate and personal stories. Again, the first player (presenter) says, "I never ..." And says something that he never did.
   • List things you've never done, but try to focus on activities that you know for sure others have done. Thus, you need to "drink" as many people as possible during your turn so that they leave the game as quickly as possible.
4. 4 Players who have already done what the first player (leader) said - drink. If you've ever done what the player mentioned, you need to either drink the entire shot or take a sip. To make it more interesting, you can set a timer so that all players drink the same amount of time. Usually 3 seconds is enough.
5. 5 It is then the next player's turn to make their move. The next player (the one to the left of the first player) makes his move. He names something he has never done, making a sentence like "I've never ...". Again, those players who did what the host said were drinking. The rest do not drink.
6. 6 If no one has drunk, then the host himself is drinking. If the player could not drink a single player on his own (that is, no one, like the player, did this before), then the player drinks himself.
7. 7 Play until there is only one person left with alcohol in the glass. The game ends when there is only one player left with half-drunk alcohol. This person is winning. The game can be played any number of times.

Warnings

• After drinking alcohol, do not drive.
• Don't drink too much! If you feel unwell, you can quit the game and drink some water.