Sleepovers are an amazing getaway idea.
A respite from the mundane routine and 9-5 is exactly what everybody desires.
So what are you waiting for?
Pick your PJs, your skin care masks, and plan your takeouts.
Don’t worry about the games, because we have that all sorted out for you.
Dive into the article and pick a board game of your liking and get going.
1. Codenames
A word-guessing game filled with mystery and teamwork. It’s the perfect mix of brainpower and bonding, great for a chill but competitive sleepover.
Requirements:
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Codenames game box
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4 or more players
How to Play?
Players split into two teams. Each team has a spymaster who gives one-word clues to help their teammates guess the correct words on the board. But beware—guessing the wrong word might lead to the other team’s win, or worse, the dreaded assassin.
2. Exploding Kittens
A fast-paced, hilarious card game full of wild surprises and ridiculous artwork. Think of it like Russian roulette—but with cats.
Requirements:
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Exploding Kittens card game
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2–5 players (or up to 9 with expansion)
How to Play?
Players draw cards until someone picks an exploding kitten. Unless they have a defuse card, they’re out! The rest of the deck includes all kinds of chaos—from skipping turns to stealing cards. Last player standing wins.
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3. Uno Attack
A wild twist on the classic UNO that’s louder, faster, and way more unpredictable—perfect for hyped sleepovers.
Requirements:
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UNO Attack game set
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2 or more players
How to Play?
Instead of drawing cards the old-fashioned way, players hit the attack button—sometimes nothing happens, sometimes a blast of cards comes flying out! It’s the same race to get rid of all your cards, but with a suspenseful edge.
4. What Do You Meme? – Family Edition
For meme lovers and creative jokers, this game delivers major laughs with each round.
Requirements:
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What Do You Meme? Family Edition
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3 or more players
How to Play?
One player lays down a meme photo card, and everyone else submits their funniest caption from their hand. The judge picks the best one. It’s easy, hilarious, and great for some non-stop giggling.
5. Telestrations
Like telephone but with drawings—perfect for groups and guaranteed to lead to hilarious misunderstandings.
Requirements:
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Telestrations game set
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4–8 players
How to Play?
Each player gets a word, sketches it, then passes it along. The next person guesses what the drawing is, then the next draws the guess. By the end of the loop, the results are wild and rarely accurate—but always funny.
6. Taco Cat Goat Cheese Pizza
A quick reflex card game that’s simple to learn and addictively fun. It gets loud and chaotic—in the best way.
Requirements:
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Taco Cat Goat Cheese Pizza card game
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3 or more players
How to Play?
Players take turns laying cards face up while saying “Taco, Cat, Goat, Cheese, Pizza” in order. If the word matches the card, everyone slaps the pile. Last to slap takes the cards. First one to run out wins—but it’s trickier than it sounds!
7. Clue
A classic mystery game that turns your sleepover into a who-done-it detective night.
Requirements:
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Clue board game
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3–6 players
How to Play?
Players move around a mansion to find out who committed a murder, with what weapon, and in which room. Use logic, bluffing, and clever guesses to solve the case. First to crack the mystery wins—elementary, dear sleepover guest.
8. The Game of Life: Twists & Turns Edition
Take a playful ride through adulthood with this board game that’s full of surprises, decisions, and silly outcomes.
Requirements:
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The Game of Life: Twists & Turns
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2–6 players
How to Play?
Players spin through college, career, and family life, making choices that affect their virtual future. The winner isn’t always the richest—it’s about who lived the most interesting life. Expect laughter and some playful rivalries.
Hope these ideas will make your sleepovers even more fun.
Plan that night out and have a gala time.