Christmas party games on the TV, played from your phones

For a Christmas party, open Roomful on the TV, choose the Holidays deck, and everyone plays on their phone: real tree or artificial, open gifts on the eve or in the morning, who's most likely to shake every present. It's free and needs nothing but the phones you already have.

Host on this screen

Opens the room set up for Most Likely To with the Holidays questions. Phones join with the code it shows.

Start Most Likely To (Holidays)

Try a prompt

Press the button for a prompt from the game.

Christmas prompts for Most Likely To

Who is most likely to start decorating too early?
Who is most likely to win the gift swap?
Who is most likely to cry at a holiday movie?
Who is most likely to wear the ugliest sweater?
Who is most likely to shake every present?
Who is most likely to forget to buy a gift?
Who is most likely to sing the loudest?
Who is most likely to get tangled in the lights?
Who is most likely to open a gift before they're supposed to?
Who is most likely to leave the price tag on a gift?
Who is most likely to give the best gift?
Who is most likely to spend the most on wrapping paper?
Who is most likely to hide the last cookie?
Who is most likely to regift a gift to the person who gave it?

Christmas would-you-rather questions

Would you rather open one present a day for 12 days or open everything on one morning?
Pick one: Real tree or artificial tree?
Would you rather wear a matching family pajama set or wear an ugly holiday sweater all day?
Would you rather get one big gift or get ten small gifts?
Would you rather wrap every gift perfectly or use gift bags for everything?
Pick one: White lights or colorful lights?
Pick one: Hot cocoa or eggnog?
Would you rather sing carols door to door or bake 200 cookies?
Would you rather do a gift swap with strangers or do a gift swap with family?
Would you rather get socks every year forever or get a surprise you might hate?
Would you rather have a white Christmas or have a warm sunny Christmas?
Would you rather open gifts on the eve or open gifts in the morning?
Would you rather untangle all the lights or put the star on top of the tree?
Would you rather know what your gift is or be surprised?

Fitting it into the party

Between the gift swap and dessert: 8 rounds of Most Likely To take about 10 minutes.
For a big group: up to 12 phones can join; pair people up if there are more.
For New Year's Eve: the same deck has New Year's questions, like "Midnight on New Year's Eve, or asleep by 10?"

Questions

Does it work for an office Christmas party?

Yes. The questions are about trees, cookies and gifts, nothing personal. See the icebreaker guide for a work group.

Can we play on a laptop instead of a TV?

Yes. Any screen everyone can see works; a laptop on the coffee table is fine for a small group.

Does anyone need to install anything?

No. The big screen and every phone just open roomful.hatcherylake.com in a browser.