86 Halloween Most Likely To Questions

Who's most likely to: costume edition

Who’s most likely to start planning their costume in July?
Who’s most likely to wear the same costume three years in a row?
Who’s most likely to make their costume the night before?
Who’s most likely to win the costume contest?
Who’s most likely to dress up their pet?
Who’s most likely to wear a costume to work?
Who’s most likely to go as a pun nobody gets?
Who’s most likely to spend way too much on a costume?
Who’s most likely to wear a costume that's too hot to dance in?
Who’s most likely to convince the whole group to do a group costume?
Who’s most likely to change costumes halfway through the party?
Who’s most likely to have the scariest costume?
Who’s most likely to dress as a famous movie character?
Who’s most likely to lose part of their costume before the night ends?
Who’s most likely to still be in costume the next morning?
Who’s most likely to make a costume out of cardboard boxes?
Who’s most likely to wear face paint that won't come off?
Who’s most likely to show up without a costume?

Halloween candy most likely to questions

Who’s most likely to finish their candy before November?
Who’s most likely to hide their candy from everyone?
Who’s most likely to trade away all their candy corn?
Who’s most likely to still have Halloween candy at Christmas?
Who’s most likely to sort their candy by color?
Who’s most likely to eat the candy meant for trick-or-treaters?
Who’s most likely to give out full-size candy bars?
Who’s most likely to give out toothbrushes?
Who’s most likely to sneak candy from someone else's bag?
Who’s most likely to know the exact number of candies in their bag?
Who’s most likely to get a sugar rush and run laps around the house?
Who’s most likely to like candy corn?
Who’s most likely to take two when the sign says take one?
Who’s most likely to buy discount candy on November 1?
Who’s most likely to bake Halloween cookies for everyone?
Who’s most likely to eat a caramel apple without making a mess?
Who’s most likely to get candy stuck in their teeth?

Spooky most likely to questions

Who’s most likely to scream in a haunted house?
Who’s most likely to run out of a haunted house?
Who’s most likely to jump at a fake spider?
Who’s most likely to watch scary movies alone?
Who’s most likely to believe their house is haunted?
Who’s most likely to tell the best ghost story?
Who’s most likely to sleep with the lights on after a ghost story?
Who’s most likely to get lost in a corn maze?
Who’s most likely to become friends with a ghost?
Who’s most likely to be the first one to get scared?
Who’s most likely to laugh at the scary parts of a movie?
Who’s most likely to hear a noise and go investigate?
Who’s most likely to hide behind someone else?
Who’s most likely to walk into a spider web and panic?
Who’s most likely to know every word to a spooky song?
Who’s most likely to befriend a black cat?
Who’s most likely to stay calm in a haunted house?

Trick-or-treating most likely to questions

Who’s most likely to trick-or-treat until the very last house?
Who’s most likely to still go trick-or-treating as an adult?
Who’s most likely to get lost on the way home?
Who’s most likely to know which house has the best candy?
Who’s most likely to plan a trick-or-treat route with a map?
Who’s most likely to turn off the porch light and hide?
Who’s most likely to give out candy in a scary mask?
Who’s most likely to set up a haunted house in their yard?
Who’s most likely to talk to every neighbor on the block?
Who’s most likely to carry the biggest candy bag?
Who’s most likely to forget to say thank you?
Who’s most likely to walk the slowest because of their costume?
Who’s most likely to say trick or treat in a funny voice?
Who’s most likely to trip over their own costume?
Who’s most likely to trick-or-treat in the rain anyway?
Who’s most likely to help a little kid with their bag?
Who’s most likely to bring home the most candy?

Halloween party most likely to questions

Who’s most likely to throw the best Halloween party?
Who’s most likely to decorate their house a month early?
Who’s most likely to win the pumpkin carving contest?
Who’s most likely to carve a pumpkin that looks nothing like the plan?
Who’s most likely to bob for apples and get soaked?
Who’s most likely to make the spookiest snacks?
Who’s most likely to dance the monster mash?
Who’s most likely to play the same spooky song all night?
Who’s most likely to bring a fog machine to the party?
Who’s most likely to jump-scare the host?
Who’s most likely to stay until the very end of the party?
Who’s most likely to fall asleep during a scary movie?
Who’s most likely to start a ghost story nobody can finish?
Who’s most likely to eat the eyeball cupcakes first?
Who’s most likely to take a hundred photos of everyone's costumes?
Who’s most likely to leave decorations up until spring?
Who’s most likely to already be planning next year's party?

Play it at a Halloween party

Most likely to is made for a room full of costumes. Read a card, count to three, and everyone points at the person who fits it best. The person with the most fingers on them can accept the honor or argue their way out of it. It's a quick way to get a party talking, and it works even when guests don't all know each other yet.

It works with any group from four to forty. With a big crowd, split into smaller circles so everyone gets picked at least once. The rules and a few scoring ideas are on the most likely to page.

Keep it kind

These questions are about costumes, candy and spooky habits, never about looks or anything personal. Still, a few habits keep the game friendly:

Let anyone pass if a card lands on them and they'd rather not.
Mix the flattering cards, like win the costume contest, in with the teasing ones.
With kids, read the cards yourself and skip any that don't fit the group.

Halloween superlatives

For an office or class party, turn the cards into Halloween superlatives. Pick ten cards, vote in private, and announce the winners at the end of the party like an awards show. Best costume and most likely to scream in a haunted house always get the biggest laughs.

For a family party, keep the votes out loud and let the youngest guests read the cards. Kids love being named most likely to win the costume contest, and grown-ups tend to collect the ones about hiding candy.

For more, try the Halloween would you rather questions or see the full Halloween games page.

Questions

How do you play Halloween most likely to?

Read a card out loud, count to three, and everyone points at the person who fits it best. Whoever gets the most fingers takes the title, or tries to talk their way out of it.

Are these questions OK for kids?

Yes. They're about costumes, candy, haunted houses and spooky habits, and nothing is mean or grown-up. Families and class parties can play.

How many people do you need?

At least four, and the more the better. With a big group, split into smaller circles so everyone gets picked.

Can we play over a video call?

Yes. Share your screen, read the card, and have everyone type a name in the chat on three.

Are these questions in the main game too?

Yes. During October, the main most likely to game has a Halloween deck with these questions.

Halloween Most Likely To Questions