25 Best Board Games and Card Games for Teen Girls’ Sleepovers
Every great sleepover needs a few activities that get everyone laughing, talking, and making memories. While movies are fun, some of the best moments happen when everyone gathers around a table to play games together.
Whether your teen enjoys strategy games, hilarious party games, creative drawing games, or fast-paced card games, there’s something on this list for every group of friends.
Here are some of the best board games and card games for teen girls’ sleepovers.
1. Telestrations
If you’ve never played Telestrations, prepare to laugh until your stomach hurts.
Players alternate between drawing and guessing words, and the results become more ridiculous with every turn.
Best for: 4–8 players
2. Codenames
Codenames combines teamwork with clever word clues.
Teams race to identify secret words while avoiding the opposing team’s selections.
It’s surprisingly addictive.
Best for: Older teens
3. Taco Cat Goat Cheese Pizza
This fast-paced card game is simple to learn but full of hilarious moments.
Quick reflexes are the key to winning.
Expect lots of laughter.
4. Dutch Blitz
Dutch Blitz is perfect for competitive groups.
Everyone plays at the same time, creating fast-paced excitement from beginning to end.
5. Uno
A sleepover classic.
Simple rules make Uno fun for nearly every age group, and no two games ever play out exactly the same.
6. Monopoly Deal
Unlike traditional Monopoly, this version only takes about 20–30 minutes.
It’s perfect when you want the fun without spending hours playing.
7. Clue
Solve the mystery before your friends.
Clue encourages logical thinking while creating plenty of suspense.
8. Exploding Kittens
One of the funniest modern card games available.
Cute artwork mixed with ridiculous gameplay makes it a favorite among teens.
9. What Do You Meme? Family Edition
This game combines funny captions with hilarious photos.
Choose the funniest pairing to win each round.
The Family Edition keeps everything appropriate for younger players.
10. Apples to Apples
Players choose hilarious comparisons that often lead to unexpected conversations.
It’s easy to learn and perfect for larger groups.
11. Blank Slate
Can you guess the same word as everyone else?
Blank Slate rewards players for thinking alike, creating plenty of funny surprises.
12. Herd Mentality
The goal is simple: think like everyone else.
The more your answers match the group, the more points you earn.
13. Poetry for Neanderthals
Try explaining words using only one-syllable words.
It’s much harder—and much funnier—than it sounds.
14. Guess Who?
A childhood favorite that’s still surprisingly entertaining for older kids.
Quick games make it easy to play several rounds.
15. Scattergories
Race against the clock to come up with creative answers that fit each category.
Unique answers earn more points.
16. Pictionary
Art skills definitely aren’t required.
Some of the worst drawings create the funniest moments.
17. Charades
No game board needed.
Simply act out movies, animals, songs, celebrities, or everyday activities.
18. Heads Up!
Guess the word on your forehead before time runs out.
This game works especially well with larger groups.
19. The Game of Life
Choose careers, travel through life’s adventures, and see where the game takes you.
A fun classic with lots of unexpected twists.
20. Ticket to Ride
Build railroad routes across North America while blocking your opponents.
Easy to learn with just enough strategy.
21. Sushi Go!
This adorable card game combines cute artwork with surprisingly strategic gameplay.
Games finish quickly, making it easy to play multiple rounds.
22. Phase 10
Complete different card combinations before your opponents.
Each round presents a new challenge.
23. Left Center Right (LCR)
One of the easiest games to learn.
Luck plays a big role, making every round exciting.
24. Jenga
Simple but always entertaining.
As the tower grows taller, so does the suspense.
25. Would You Rather?
No game board required.
Simply ask fun questions like:
- Would you rather travel the world or become famous?
- Would you rather only eat pizza or tacos forever?
- Would you rather have unlimited books or unlimited concert tickets?
The conversations often become the best part of the evening.
Tips for Choosing the Perfect Sleepover Game
Not every group enjoys the same type of game.
For lots of laughter, choose:
- Telestrations
- Exploding Kittens
- Poetry for Neanderthals
For strategy lovers:
- Codenames
- Ticket to Ride
- Clue
For quick games between activities:
- Uno
- Taco Cat Goat Cheese Pizza
- Sushi Go!
- LCR
Having several different styles of games lets everyone find something they’ll enjoy.
Add Fun Sleepover Snacks
Game night gets even better with easy snacks like:
- Popcorn
- Candy
- Trail mix
- Mini pizzas
- Brownies
- Mocktails
- Cookies
- Chips and salsa
Set everything out buffet-style so everyone can snack between rounds.
The best sleepovers aren’t about expensive activities—they’re about spending time together and making memories. Board games and card games bring everyone together, encourage conversation, and create the kind of laughter that friends remember for years.
Whether your group enjoys solving mysteries, drawing silly pictures, racing through card games, or competing in hilarious party games, there’s something on this list to make your next sleepover unforgettable.
So gather your favorite snacks, invite your best friends, and let the game night begin!
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