Never Have I Ever Game is also known as “I Have Never” or Ten Fingers” is a drinking game in which players taking turns and asking other players about the things they have not done. This game requires no drinking, usually played by children and friends. Players counting scores on their fingers. This game comes in different variations, including one for kids called “Ten Fingers” and one for adults that requires alcohol.

Never Have I Ever Rule

The “Never Have I Ever” is a drinking game in which players take turns saying something they have never done. Those who have experienced in this activity are asked to put a finger down (in the non-drinking version) or take a sip of their drink (in the drinking version). The last person with fingers up or without alcohol wins the game.

How To Play Never Have I Ever Game

To play the game, players stand in a circle and select one to start by saying something simple they have never done before, “Never Have I Ever”. If you have done, you need to stop to drink something. If you finger up or alcohol in your cup that you are the winner. Never Have I Ever is two variation game, one is “Non-Drinking Version” and “Drinking Game Version”

Never Have I Every Ten Fingers (Non-Drinking Version)

You can use the simple form of the game (also “Ten Fingers”) for any age group. For a group of adults, you can use “Never Have I Ever” and make it a party game for adults with a party theme with drinks on hand.

Gather Your Friends

You can start with at least three or five players in a group. Place everyone in a circle, so everyone can see each other, helping an exciting experience.

Starting Point & Fingers Up

Each player should begin with ten fingers raised. They can position their hands on their laps or hold them up to ensure visibility. It is important for everyone to keep track of their fingers throughout the game.

Starting the Game

Select a player to start to play the game, “Never have I ever.” Then, choose an activity that none of them has done before. It is best if most of your teammates have done it, so you can talk more.

• “Never have I ever taken trips to Europe.”
• “Never have I ever been arrested.”
• “Never have I ever skipped school.”

Getting responses to statements

If you have done what the first player instructed, you must put one finger down. Those who haven’t done that action keep their fingers raised. In some variations, players who put a finger down can share their experiences related to the statement.

Continuing the Game: The game is played clockwise, with each player taking a turn to share their own “Never have I ever” statement. Players express themselves just based on their experiences. This process continues until most players have lost all their fingers except one.

Winning the Game: The last player with any fingers raised is declared as the winner. The group can enjoy multiple rounds if they desired, keeping the energy going!

Never Have I Ever (Drinking Game Version)

The drinking version of the game “Never Have I Ever” is a game where players take a drink or lower a finger if they have done the action described in a statement. The game can be played with shots or sips, and it’s a great way to break the ice and get to know them better.

Setting Up

To play the drinking Game version, you need to set up a group of at least five people. Make sure that everyone in your group is physically qualified to have drinks, in America 21 and older.

Prepare Drinks

Check that everyone in your group will have an equivalent drink, a beer, a wine, or a mixed combination. For a non-alcoholic option, one can have a juice or a soft drink.

Taking Actions

Select the first player at random, for example, rock, paper, scissors. Have them say, “Never have I ever.” and then say something that they have not ever done. It is in one’s best interest for them to say items that one guesses everyone else will have done.

Taking a Sip

If you have done what the first player declared to have never done, you must take a sip of your drink. To add a sense of consistency and fun, everyone can drink the same amount for about three seconds.

Taking Turns

Every player takes turns, sharing points that motivate others to drink. This version continually ends up to more excitement and playful revelations among players.

Ending the Game

In the non-drinking version, the game can continue until only a few players are left. Players can select to play multiple rounds or switch to a different game as the evening progresses.

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