# Which Drinking Game Should You Play? Choose by the people in the room, the equipment available, and how much conversation or competition your group wants. Drinking Dojo's browser-based games are designed for adults of legal drinking age. Alcohol is optional: water or another non-alcoholic drink works with the same prompts and rules. ## Quick comparison | Game | Best fit | Equipment | Play style | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | [Truth or Dare](https://drinkingdojo.com/games/truth-or-dare) | Friends who enjoy prompts and storytelling | One connected screen | Conversational | | [Most Likely To](https://drinkingdojo.com/games/most-likely-to) | Groups who know each other | One connected screen | Group voting | | [Never Have I Ever](https://drinkingdojo.com/games/never-have-i-ever) | Conversation-led gatherings | One connected screen | Personal prompts | | [Meyer](https://drinkingdojo.com/games/meyer) | Small groups who like bluffing | A device or two dice | Competitive | | [Drunk Dice](https://drinkingdojo.com/games/drunk-dice) | Casual groups wanting random challenges | A device or one die | Chance-based | ## Use cases ### For a remote game night Pick a prompt-based game that does not rely on objects moving between players. Truth or Dare, Never Have I Ever, and Most Likely To can all be coordinated over a video call. ### For new groups Start with low-stakes Most Likely To prompts. Agree that anyone can skip a prompt, and avoid questions about private or sensitive topics. ### For a competitive group Meyer adds bluffing and turn-taking. Drunk Dice is a simpler alternative when the group wants outcomes based on chance. ### For an alcohol-free party Use the same game rules with non-alcoholic drinks, points, or tokens. The social format does not require alcohol. ## Frequently asked questions ### Which drinking game works best on a video call? Truth or Dare, Never Have I Ever, and Most Likely To need no shared physical equipment, so they are straightforward choices for a video call. ### Do players have to drink alcohol? No. Players can use water, soft drinks, or another non-alcoholic option. Agree on boundaries before the game and never pressure anyone to drink. ### Which game needs the least setup? Prompt-based games such as Never Have I Ever and Most Likely To can begin as soon as everyone can see or hear the prompt. ### Are Drinking Dojo games suitable for children? The drinking-game guides are intended for adults of legal drinking age. Choose age-appropriate party games for younger groups. ## About this guide This comparison describes the game formats linked above. It does not use ratings, user-review counts, endorsements, or performance claims. For policies and contact details, see the [privacy policy](/privacy-policy/), [terms and conditions](/terms-and-conditions/), and [contact link](mailto:contact@drinkingdojo.com).