Baby shower
A sweet (and sneaky) assassin game for your baby shower
Baby showers bring together very different crowds: the parents-to-be's friends, grandparents, coworkers and cousins. In family-friendly mode, the assassin game gets them all playing together with gentle, silly missions, with no drinking games or awkward dares involved.
Create my baby shower gameNo app to install. Ready in two minutes.
Sample missions
- ●Get your target to say the word 'diaper'.
- ●Get your target to imitate a crying baby.
- ●Get your target to tell you what their very first word was.
- ●Get your target to show you a baby photo of themselves on their phone.
- ●Get your target to hold a baby bottle for you.
- ●Get your target to shake a baby rattle.
24 missions written for this occasion, plus 120 general ones: you pick the theme, the difficulty and family-friendly mode.
How it works
- 1Create your game and print the poster with its QR code.
- 2Guests scan it with their phone and sign up in 20 seconds.
- 3Start the game: everyone discovers their target and mission on their screen.
- 4Mission done? The target shows their kill code, the hunter enters it and inherits the target's target.
Tips for organizers
- Turn on family-friendly mode so every mission is wholesome enough for grandma and the teenagers alike.
- Place the QR code poster next to the gift table or the dessert spread, where every guest stops when they arrive.
- Let the parents-to-be choose whether to play. Some love catching their guests out, others prefer to watch the chaos and cheer on each elimination.
Questions
What if some guests don't have a smartphone?
Each player needs a phone to receive their target and mission. Guests without one can team up with a friend or relative, or become the official judge who settles disputed eliminations.
How long does a game last at a baby shower?
An afternoon is plenty. You can end the game at a set time, for example when the gifts are opened, and celebrate whoever is still standing.