What is the Everyday deck?
A 36-card Forehead Party deck of common household and everyday nouns — backpacks, mailboxes, coffee mugs, umbrellas, alarm clocks. It is the most universally guessable deck in the app.
Free deck · 36 cards
Everyday Words Guessing Game
The easiest deck to hand a stranger. Everyday is a free 36-card starter deck of ordinary household nouns, included with the app at no purchase, so a round starts the second someone opens the box.
For the group that has never played before
Ordinary things. Instant round.
Everyday is one of three starter decks included free with Forehead Party — no purchase, no subscription, no unlock. Its 36 cards are plain household nouns: things on the counter, in the closet, by the door, and in the bag you carry around all day. Nothing niche, nothing generational, nothing that needs explaining.
That makes it the deck to open first. Kids clue it, grandparents clue it, and someone who has never played a tilt guessing game gets the rules in about ten seconds because the answer is always something they can point at.
Play it as the warm-up round before a themed deck, as the fallback when the group is mixed, or as the whole night when nobody wants to think that hard.
A few cards from the deck
Cards a first-timer can clue on sight.
- Backpack
- Coffee Mug
- Doorbell
- Flashlight
- Ice Cream Cone
- Laundry Basket
- Mailbox
- Remote Control
- Running Shoe
- Umbrella
- Water Bottle
- Alarm Clock
How to play
Free with the app, no purchase.
- Pick the deck. Open Everyday and choose a round length.
- Hold the iPhone out. Put it against your forehead with the screen facing your friends.
- Guess from their clues. Tilt down when you get the card and tilt up to pass.
- Pass the phone. Compare scores once every player has finished a round.
Starter deck questions
Before your first round
Is it free?
Yes. Everyday is one of three starter decks included free with the app. There is nothing to buy, no subscription, and no ads to unlock it.
Who is it for?
Mixed groups and first-time players — family gatherings, holidays, anyone who hasn't played a guessing game before. The vocabulary is plain enough that age and pop-culture knowledge don't matter.
How do you play?
Hold the iPhone to your forehead so you can't see the card. Friends shout clues. Tilt the phone down when someone guesses it, tilt up to pass, then hand the phone to the next player.
Which deck should we play after this one?
Party Table if you're already at a party, or Road Trip if you want places and travel words. Both are also included free.
Nothing to buy, nothing to set up