Just One
One player guesses a word from clues the rest of the table wrote in secret, but any clue that matches another gets erased before they see it.
The clue nobody else wrote
One person leaves the room, or just looks away, while everyone else writes a single clue for the word they'll have to guess. Reveal at the same time, and any clue that matches another gets crossed out before the guesser ever sees it, which means the safest, most obvious clue is usually the wrong one to write. Whole tables lose because three people wrote the same word and cancelled each other out.
It's cooperative, quiet, and somehow tenser than the competitive games in the closet. No reading aloud, no timer pressure, just the slow horror of watching your perfect clue get erased by someone who had the same idea.
Five clues, one survivor
The word
Snowman
What the table wrote
A clue is only worth writing if nobody else would write it, which is not how good ideas work.