Do You Even Know Me?
Do You Even Know Me? is the game every family and friend group has been waiting for!
It GAMIFIES connection by allowing people to see how well they really know each other!
With 300 multiple-choice questions ranging from simple to deep, your group will have a blast discovering more about themselves, the people they love, and those they are just getting to know.
But it’s not just conversation cards…it’s competition! Everyone is involved in every turn, and the person who knows people best is declared “The Very Best BFF!”
If you pay close attention, you will discover truths that help you understand each other better and fun facts that make it easier to bond in the future.
This game will keep your family and friends engaging, laughing and shouting, “Do you even know me?!”
FAQs:
Q: How many people can play?
A: 2-12
Q: What is the age range?
A: 9 and up! All players need to be able to read well.
Q: Are there any questions that might make it uncomfortable for younger or older players?
A: NONE! Totally family-friendly.
Q: What makes it different from other games?
A: This one allows you to have fun and be competitive WHILE getting to know each other better. You walk away closer and more connected.
Q: Is everyone involved the whole time?
A: Yes! Every person is part of every turn. You are either the reader and people are getting to know you, or you are answering and trying to decide how well you know the reader.
Q: How do you win?
A: Be the first one to collect 10 BFF cards.
Q: How long does the game take?
A: You can play it for 15 minutes or an hour. Whatever works best for your group.
Q: Is it hard to learn?
A: Nope! It’s incredibly easy to explain and play. No learning curve at all.
Q: Who would play it?
A: Any group! Teens and young adults could play it with each other. Families, including all generations, would have a blast. Old friends. New friends. A great icebreaker. Youth groups. Newlyweds. It truly works for anyone and everyone.
Q: Are there lots of small pieces?
A: No! Everything is contained in the game box. No need for paper or pen to keep score. The cards are divided so they stay organized. Very easy to travel with.
How to Play:
Setup:
- Give each player one set of A-B-C-D cards.
- Place all BFF (best friends forever) cards in the middle of the table.
Game Play:
- The youngest player is the first reader; they read one Question Card out loud–including all four answers.
- All other players guess which answer the reader will say is “correct” and place their A-B-C-D card face down in front of them.
- The reader reveals their truthful answer.
- Each player who guessed correctly gets one BFF card.
- The role of the reader is passed clockwise to the next person.
Game End:
The game ends when
- A certain number of rounds have been played, or
- A certain number of BFF cards have been won, or
- A certain time limit has been met.
We like the round to end when someone reaches 10 BFF cards.
Game Play FAQs:
Q: Can the reader skip a question they don’t like?
A: Yes! This game should be fun and connective, so if the question doesn’t work for you, choose another one.
Q: Can we replace an answer with one we make up?
A: Of course—if you are quick! There is room to be creative, but don’t make it so obvious you give it away.
Q: Should we do the orange cards or blue cards first?
A: It doesn’t matter! You might choose one color for one game and another for the next game, or you might just let the reader pick which side works best for them. Just put your used cards at the back of the deck so you don’t repeat them.
Alternate Play Options:
Most In Common:
One person reads the card. Everyone (including the reader) secretly places the letter of their own answer in front of them face down. All those who picked the most popular answer collect a BFF card. Play continues until 10 BFF cards have been won.
Couple Play:
Each couple plays the game as a pair and takes two sets of ABCD cards. The entire group answers the same question, but couples answer for themselves and guess their partner’s answer. Each couple gets a BFF card for guessing the right answer for each other, up to two cards for each question. The couple with the most BFF cards is declared the “Perfect Match!”
