Christmas Gift Ideas: Party & trivia games

A hidden-role game in ten-minute rounds: find the werewolves before the vote, or hide if you are one.

Scan a card, hear the hit, and race to place it on your musical timeline.

A fast, clever memory game where the sharpest deducer wins.

The drawing version of the telephone game: sketch a word, guess the sketch, watch it drift.

Give a clue for a dreamlike illustrated card, then guess which card each player is describing.

Get your team to guess words using only one-syllable words, or get bopped with the inflatable club.

A party game where one- or two-word clues lead the group to a color among 480 squares.

Two spymasters give one-word clues to steer their teams to the right words on a 5x5 grid.

Answer questions the way most of the group would; be the odd one out and you get the pink cow.

Shout the words, slap the pile — the fastest, silliest card game around.

Teams guess where a clue lands on a dial between two opposites, such as hot and cold.

The Guess Who? guessing game with classic Nintendo characters.

Everyone guesses a number, then bets chips on the guess closest to the answer.

Two decks in one box: ask up to 10 questions to guess an animal or a country, for 2 to 6 players aged 6 and up.

Four discs each, three flowers and one skull: bid on how many you can flip without hitting a skull.

A hilarious game where you try to think exactly like your friends do.

Full-size bingo set: steel and brass cage, 75 engraved wood balls, wooden master board and 100 shutter cards.