Best Father’s Day Activities Even Though Neither of You Have Related To One Another Since Middle School
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Best Father’s Day Activities Even Though Neither of You Have Related To One Another Since Middle School

Best Father’s Day Activities Even Though Neither of You Have Related To One Another Since Middle School

You’ve got a dad! And your dad has at least one kid who is you! And that’s the end of your commonalities. But we here at Jackbox know how to create a good time, whether it’s with best friends, your coworkers you’re forced to bond with, or the dad who hasn’t understood you since the Obama administration.

Here are five games to play when you’re asking yourself “What can I do with my dad for Father’s Day?” or “Fun activities for Father’s Day 2025 that don’t require too much talking.”

Dictionarium (Party Pack 6)

Your dad is constantly making dad jokes, but what was once a loveable laugh between you now feels confusingly strained and eye-rollingly awkward. Meet your dad where he’s at and let him find some fake definitions to some silly words. It’s a great time for dads and you and your siblings can throw him a bone for one day, alright??

Tee K.O. 2 (Party Pack 10)

One thing you and your dad have in common is that you both wear shirts! Play the shirt making game and find some laughs over that old Chuck E. Cheese shirt you insisted on wearing to your cousin’s wedding. That story is still funny, right??

Timejinx (Party Pack 10)

Your dad is a history buff! Let him feel good and show off with some time-based trivia in Timejinx! And DO NOT bring up how he can remember every important date from the Civil War but got a little confused about if your birthday was on the 24th or the 25th that one time in high school.

Nonsensory (Party Pack 9)

Remember how when you were little your dad would take you to the zoo to look at the animals? So sweet! Try and relive some of the magic with Nanners and Nonsensory!

Mad Verse City (Party Pack 5)

Let’s stop beating around the bush. Use this rap battle simulator to tear your dad a new one.