Four modes
Game
modes
Same questions, four very different ways to play. The host picks the mode in the lobby and can switch between games.
Pick a mode
Rank everyone from lowest to highest
Order Up
Everyone answers the same number question privately. Then you drag all the players into the order you think their answers landed in, lowest to highest. Exact spots score most, but being one place out still pays.
Best for: any group, and the easiest mode to start with.
Match anonymous answers to players
Who Said It?
The answers hit the table with no names attached. Pin each number on the person you think said it. You score for every correct match — and you also collect points whenever nobody manages to spot your own answer.
Best for: friends who think they know each other's habits.
Guess the target player's answer
Closest Friend
One player is the target each round and answers the question about themselves. Everyone else predicts their number. The closest guess takes the points, and the target rotates so everyone gets a turn in the spotlight.
Best for: couples, close friends and families.
Where do you think you belong?
Find Your Place
Nobody competes. There is one shared line from lowest to highest, and everyone slides themselves onto it at the same time — blind, without seeing where anyone else went. When the last person locks in, the full line is revealed and the group scores together on how many neighbours ended up in the right order.
Best for: cooperative play and mixed groups.
Try them without friends first
Every mode is playable solo against two bots in the demo — a couple of quick rounds each, nothing saved, no account. It is the fastest way to decide what to run at the actual party.