Three complete games on this page: a 20-question Would You Rather, a 10-word word scramble, and 10 emoji pictionary puzzles. Every answer is included. Hit Ctrl+P (or Cmd+P on Mac) and you have your party entertainment. No download, no email address, no sign-up. Hosting again in November? The Thanksgiving hosting checklist keeps the run-up to dinner on one sheet.
How to use this page: print it (Ctrl+P / Cmd+P), or read the questions off your phone and keep score on paper. The answer keys are collapsed below each game — print mode hides nothing you need, but the answer sections stay visible so the host can keep them on a second sheet.
Game 1 — Would You Rather: Halloween Edition
Read each pair aloud, count the raised hands, and argue about the weird ones. Works best after the second round of drinks. 20 questions, roughly 15 minutes.
Have a vampire for a roommate or a ghost living in your car?
Eat candy corn with every meal for a week, or drink pumpkin spice everything for a month?
Spend one night alone in a haunted house, or one night in an abandoned shopping mall?
Fight one wolf-sized bat, or a hundred bat-sized wolves?
Only watch horror movies for a full year, or only watch nature documentaries?
Go trick-or-treating as an adult with no costume, or attend a costume party where nobody else dressed up?
Have permanent vampire fangs, or permanent werewolf hearing?
Bob for apples in a kiddie pool of gravy, or eat a whole raw onion like an apple?
Know the exact date of your death, or the cause but not the date?
Carve 100 pumpkins in one day, or build full haunted-yard displays for 10 houses?
Be haunted by a polite ghost, or stalked by a friendly vampire?
Dress as a pumpkin every Halloween for the rest of your life, or never wear a costume again?
Read a cursed book that gives you one month of bad luck, or wear a cursed mask that forces you to tell the truth for one month?
Swap bodies with a zombie for a day, or with a house cat for a day?
Your house gets toilet-papered every Halloween, or your car gets egged every Friday the 13th?
Drink a witch's potion that makes you float for an hour, or one that makes you invisible for an hour?
Spend Halloween in Salem, Massachusetts, or in a castle in Transylvania?
Have candy that never runs out but tastes like cardboard, or candy that tastes incredible but you only get one piece per year?
Sit through a 10-hour horror movie marathon, or a 10-hour true-crime podcast recorded live in your living room?
Turn into a bat every sunrise, or a werewolf every full moon?
Game 2 — Word Scramble
Unscramble each Halloween word. First person to get all ten wins; give slower tables a 3-minute head start if you're keeping score.