Every game I have played with a guest can be found below with a short description! Feel free to play with your friends and family! I am not taking complete ownership of any of the following games and some are based on other YouTube channels or shows.
Both players prepare two stories and write them on two separate index cards. Each story should be a life event that is only 1-2 sentences long, but one of them is not true yet still believable. Decide who will tell their story first and the other will pick which index card to read. After the story is read, their opponent has 60 seconds to ask as many questions as they can in hopes to determine if they are lying or telling the truth. Once the minute is up, a final decision is made and the person telling the story reveals whether it was true or not. Switch roles and play again!
Can be found in S1E01 starting at 18:32, S1E05 starting at 6:08, S1E10 starting at 18:51 AND S3E03 starting at 12:56
Players alternate sharing positive things about their opponent. As soon as the first person finishes their first compliment, the second person must take over and say a compliment. After that, it goes back to the first player who comes up with a new compliment and it just goes back and forth until one of the players is out of nice things to say.
Can be found in S1E01 starting at 24:56, S1E06 starting at 32:50 AND S2E01 starting at 26:33
Players both prepare a PowerPoint presentation for each other with a couple of slides. On one slide, include a photo of a person (real or fictional), a thing, a place or anything else you know that your opponent knows very well. 5 slides for each player is usually enough, but do as many as you'd like! Then, present the slideshow and ask simple questions about the featured thing and the opponent's job is to only answer incorrectly! Any answer that is correct is considered wrong in this game!
Can be found in S1E01 starting at 32:13, S1E07 starting at 40:51, S1E12 starting at 12:06 AND S3E02 starting at 38:42
One person has two minutes to tell their life story from the very beginning to the time you are playing this game. Their opponent's job is to write down everything they can while they hear it. At the end of the 120 seconds, the person with the notes tries to correctly recite information that the story teller shared. Feel free to reverse the roles!
Each person thinks of four question to ask their opponent but the person creating the question doesn't know their opponent's answer. Each time a question is asked, the answer can be true or false, depending on what the opponent wants to do. The person asking the question can ask a follow-up question or two but must determine if their answer is true or false. Alternate asking questions until you both have no questions left. 
Can be found in S1E03 starting at 09:13, S1E07 starting at 8:05, S1E15 starting at 10:55, AND S3E02 starting at 15:44
Print out a blank bracket from Google and fill in up to 16 adjectives on one side and 16 nouns on the other side. Ask your friend to decide between the match-ups just like a tournament and narrow it down to one adjective-noun pair!
Can be found in S1E03 starting at 18:18 AND S1E10 starting at 30:06
One or both players scroll through old messages between them and make a Powerpoint with a couple of those conversations that have some words blurred out. It can be recent or not so recent, but to make it a little easier, I would recommend to provide multiple choices of possible solutions.
Can be found in S1E03 starting at 29:14 AND S1E06 starting at 45:11 AND S2E01 starting at 49:14
One or both players come up with up to 12 questions to ask their opponents. Questions can be easy or difficult, but to make it a little easier, I would recommend to provide multiple choices of possible solutions. Every correct answer is one point and whoever ends with the most points wins!
Can be found in S1E04 starting at 14:23, S1E11 starting at 16:06 AND S3E01 starting at 13:13
Players act out a scene, alternating one line each. The tricky part is the first line spoken by either player has to start with an A. Then the second player's line must start with a B. If there is another player, their first line starts with a C. The scene rotates between each player and each line has to start with the next letter.
Can be found in S1E04 starting at 34:24 AND S1E08 starting at 26:08
One or both players search through old photos between them and make a Powerpoint with a couple of those pictures that have one or more people blurred out. It can be recent or not so recent, but to make it a little easier, I would recommend to provide multiple choices of possible solutions.
Can be found in S1E04 starting at 44:55, S1E08 starting at 39:34 AND S2E03 starting at 41:02
Can be found in S1E05 starting at 29:13 AND S2E05 starting at 29:24
Both or 1 player create a PowerPoint with various world trivia. Whether it's a picture of a blank map, a photo taken in the country or unscrambling the names, that's up to you! Can be as tricky and long as you'd like!
Can be found in S1E05 starting at 42:49
Both or 1 player prepare ahead of time a couple of experiences that both have been through, whether together or separately. Have the other player pick one of them and discuss both of your different perspectives and takeaways.
Can be found in S1E07 starting at 27:43, S1E09 starting at 42:04 AND S2E01 starting at 37:39
Can be found in S1E09 starting at 13:05, S1E11 starting at 10:38 AND S2E03 starting at 35:22
If you and your friends have worked on a theatrical production before, this could be a fun game for all involved. One or all players creates a PowerPoint Presentation with various questions regarding a show. It can include multiple choice, fill in the blank, true/false or just any other test-like questions you want to see how well your opponents remember.
Can be found in S1E09 starting at 28:58 AND S1E11 starting at 38:25
Have a conversation with your friend(s) about a certain process (like working on a production) and discuss the development of the various feelings you both experienced throughout the time. It's okay to have different emotions at different points, just chat about each!
Can be found in S1E11 starting at 25:40 AND S3E01 starting at 32:40
One or all players think of memories with the others and then creates up to four clues to try to get their friends to guess the memory! Feel free to make them as tricky or as obvious as you want because the main goal of this game is just to reminisce on the good times.
Can be found in S1E12 starting at 38:03 AND S2E04 starting at 18:58
One or all players come up with common phrases but remove at least one word from it. Then ask the other 2 players to say something that could go in the blank. The objective is to try to match what the other person is going to say. Example: Piece of ______ has many possibilities.Can be found in S1E13 starting at 20:53
Can be found in S1E13 starting at 36:18
One or both players find common blank meme templates and ask their opponent(s) to fill in the blank(s). Everyone involved can contribute as many responses as they can and see who can be the funniest and ultimately become the meme master!Can be found in S1E14 starting at 27:27
One or both of the players explain instances in their life that might have not gone so well or could've been better yet still had the strength to look on the bright side! Channel your inner optimism and this game will go by quickly.Can be found in S1E15 starting at 20:49
One player polls their Instagram followers with 10 or so "this or that" statements. They take note of which option is in the majority but doesn't share with opponent. Each statement will be discussed between both players and the other must guess what most of the followers said.Can be found in S1E15 starting at 32:20 AND S3E03 starting at 38:31
Both players prepare 2 or 3 unique objects but they do not share what it is with their opponent. One at a time, they must explain to their friend what they brought and it's up to the other person to determine if they are telling the truth or lying. The more obscure the object, the more fun it is!Can be found in S1E15 starting at 44:00 AND S2E04 starting at 38:08
Both players prepare 3 stories that their opponent is not familiar with. While telling the story, think of ONE lie that you can sprinkle in slyly without your friend detecting it. Once you finish, your opponent has one chance to guess what the lie was. Alternate who tells the story and who listens. Can be found in S2E01 starting at 8:38
Can be found in S2E02 starting at 24:14
Can be found in S2E03 starting at 23:26
Both players think of three or more pieces of advice about remaining positive. They don't have to be very long and can be general so anyone who is listening can relate to it. The comments can include how to stay optimistic, something encouraging to hear, or just what makes you happy! Have fun comparing what you prepared versus what your opponent thought of!Can be found in S2E04 starting at 27:07
All players prepare any number of jokes without the others knowing what is coming. Take turns sharing a joke, attempting to get the other players to laugh or smile. The person who laughs the least after all jokes are shared is the winner!Can be found in S2E05 starting at 44:05
2 or more players think of categories (for example: Disney movies, colors, etc.) and they take turns listing words that belong in that category. A timer is set for 60 seconds, whoever is still thinking of an answer when it goes off loses a point. More rounds = more fun!Can be found in S3E01 starting at 51:18
All players prepare a few facts that are either true or false (yet believable). One at a time, a player will present their fact and attempt to convince their opponents that their fact is actually true. Points are optional but make for more fun!Can be found in S3E03 starting at 22:47
All players discuss two opposite sides of a situation and find out if they lie on one side or the other OR in the In-Between! Some examples may include: extrovert vs introvert, morning or night person, summer or winter, etc.Can be found in S3E04 starting at 22:47
One or both players think of a list of "who's more likely to" statements and after each one is read, both players must decide out of the two, who is more likely to do that.
All players have a conversation but the last word of the first person's line becomes the first word of the second person's line. It's tricky so have fun and see how long you can keep up the dialogue!