3–20 players
Friend groups, reunions and team socials.Choose your round
10 cards/Any Group/Light
Give your friends their unofficial titles.
Who would pack snacks for everyone or solve the mystery before the detective? Nominate the person who fits a light-hearted scenario, collect the group's votes and reveal the result together. Read the whole scenario before anyone votes and keep the nomination about a friendly strength. After the reveal, give the selected player a chance to accept, disagree or explain. Showing a tie as a tie keeps the joke light and avoids turning the vote into a ranking.
Agree before starting whether self-votes count. Keep nominations about funny strengths, and give everyone a chance to be picked.
Host guide
Make this round work for your group.
15–30 minutes
Enter names before the first card, pass the device for one nomination each and reveal only after every vote is in.
The player with the most nominations wins that card; show ties instead of inventing a tiebreaker.
Inside the game
Everyday talents
Good planners, storytellers and problem-solvers.
Friendly predictions
Future gardeners, dancers and holiday organisers.
Group voting
A tally for each name, with ties shown equally.
How to play
Follow the steps, then start your round.
- 1Enter at least two distinct player names, one per line
Enter at least two distinct player names, one per line.
- 2Read the scenario before anyone votes
Read the scenario before anyone votes.
- 3Pass the device and record one nomination per player
Pass the device and record one nomination per player. You can undo the latest vote.
- 4Reveal the tally after everyone votes, then move to the next scenario
Reveal the tally after everyone votes, then move to the next scenario.
Made for group play
Prompts are checked for clarity, group fit and an easy pass when one does not suit the room.
- Clear wording
- Group-friendly
- Easy to pass
Good to know
Are votes anonymous?
Voter names are not attached to nominations, but this is a shared screen. It is not a private or verified voting system.
What happens if there is a tie?
All players tied for the highest number of votes appear as joint winners. There is no hidden tiebreaker.
Can we vote for ourselves?
Decide before the first card. Allowing self-votes keeps the rule simple; banning them can make the reveal more playful for a close group.
How many votes does each player get?
Give each person one nomination per scenario. Passing is fine, and the host should reveal only after every available vote is recorded.
What makes a good scenario?
Use a specific, kind prediction such as who would organise a surprise trip. Avoid prompts about appearance, money or private relationships.