Who Knows Who Best Drinking Game – Friend Test
Question 1 of 30
What is your biggest fear?
How to play:
- One player picks a question and answers it for themselves – but without saying the answer out loud!
- The other players guess what the person answered.
- Those who guess correctly → hand out 2 sips.
- Those who guess wrong → drink 2 sips.
- The person who was asked reveals their answer at the end.
- The next player takes their turn!
How to play Who Knows Who Best
Who Knows Who Best is a drinking game that tests how well your friends know each other. One player is in the "hot seat" and mentally answers a question without saying it out loud. The others guess the answer – guess wrong and you drink!
Perfect for friend groups who want to see who knows who best, and a great way to reveal surprising sides of your friends.
Rules – step by step
- One player reads a question from the screen and thinks of their answer – without saying it out loud.
- Everyone else writes down or says what they think the person answered.
- The person reveals their real answer.
- Those who guessed wrong drink 2 sips.
- Those who guessed correctly hand out 2 sips to whoever they like.
- The next player takes their turn.
Frequently asked questions about Who Knows Who Best
What are good questions for Who Knows Who Best?
Questions about preferences, dreams and personality work best. Examples: "What is your favourite dish?", "What is your biggest fear?", "What would you do with 1 million dollars?". Avoid simple yes/no questions.
How long does the game take?
A round with 4–6 players usually takes 20–40 minutes. Decide in advance whether you want to do one or several rounds per person.
Can you rotate the hot seat role?
Yes, that is the standard variant. After one person has answered one or more questions, the hot seat rotates clockwise to the next player.
How many players does the game suit?
Who Knows Who Best works best with 3–8 players. With too many it can take too long, but it also works fine in larger groups.
Can you play without alcohol?
Yes! Use a points system: a correct guess gives 1 point, and the one who knows the most (most correct guesses) wins a small prize or avoids a challenge.