Who should play it?
People who are getting to know each other.
Bualora · Malaysia
New Friends: a playable deck for new friends
Give everyone something to say without making it feel like an interview.
When is the best moment?
Orientations, small gatherings, or a first hangout.
What does this deck help with?
Give everyone something to say without making it feel like an interview.
How do you play the New Friends deck?
Choose this deck in Pass & Play, add 2–12 players, and pass one phone around. The full deck has 84 prompts; anyone can answer, skip, or simply listen.
Three sample questions from this deck
- Do you prefer crispy food or something with gravy?
- Are you more energetic in the morning or at night?
- Choose privately your favourite weekend activity. Give a sound clue; the others guess.
Every question can be skipped. Answers are spoken and are not saved by Bualora.
Decks for the people you are with
friendsClose FriendsLate-night lepak, road trips, or meals together.friendsNew FriendsOrientations, small gatherings, or a first hangout.friendsJust MetDinner tables, events, or groups that have just met.loveFirst DateFirst dates, coffee dates, or relaxed walks.loveCouplesA date night at home or intentional quality time.loveHusband & WifeA quiet evening after the kids sleep or a weekend together.familyParents & ChildrenFamily dinners, long drives, or weekends.familySiblingsTrips home, road trips, or sibling hangouts.familyWhole FamilyFamily nights, small gatherings, or holidays.socialParty HangoutMamak sessions, house parties, or post-class hangouts.socialFunny & RandomWhenever the mood calls for easy laughs.socialDeep TalkA calm, private moment when everyone is comfortable.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Who should play the New Friends deck?
People who are getting to know each other.
How many prompts are in New Friends?
This deck has 84 prompts. This page shows only three examples so the full game stays fresh.
Can a player skip a question?
Yes. Any player can skip without giving a reason and continue to the next prompt.