The "party game for horrible people" is truly the best way to pass the time at home. Cards Against Humanity ($25) asks players to convince the "judge" how their fill-in-the-blank or general answers are the worst, which ultimately means the best. The game normally keeps card selection anonymous, but it still works if each person has their own deck at home and players hold up their answers for the judge to rule on. So, while the game's logistics might change a bit, the hilarity stays the same.