For after dinner, when nobody wants to go home yet. Everyone answers a question with a song, you play each one, and the stories behind them do the rest.
Asking someone about the song they'd want played at their funeral gets a better answer than asking about their week. The songs are the excuse; the conversation is the game.
There are no winners and no scores, so nobody's competing and nobody's left out. People who'd never join in with charades are happy to pick a song.
You need one phone and a speaker. No cards, no props, nothing to set up.
A few from the Original deck, which has questions from the heartfelt to the ridiculous:
Everyone can write their own question once a game. It comes up in a later round with their name on it, which is a good way to ask the table something you've always wanted to know.
Take turns choosing the category, or leave it to chance. Want something lighter? Stay with the casual and trivial questions. Feeling brave? Go for the intimate ones.