Rules
How to play
HOW MUCH?
A party game about how well you actually know your friends. A round takes about a minute, a full game about ten.
What you need
Three to twelve players, one phone each, and an internet connection. There is nothing to download and nobody needs an account for their first game. If you have a TV or a laptop handy, one person can open the shared party screen so the reveals happen on the big screen.
A round, step by step
1. One person creates the room
2. Everyone answers in secret
3. Read the room
4. The reveal
How scoring works
Close still counts. You do not need a perfect answer to score — being one place off in the ranking, or twenty minutes off on a guess, still earns points. That means no dead rounds where a player scores zero and checks out.
Exact placements score the most, near misses score partial points, and in the matching mode you also collect points when nobody manages to spot which answer was yours. Every score lands on a shared leaderboard, and the last screen hands out awards for the night.
Choosing questions
The host picks question packs in the lobby: everyday Classic questions, Friends, Party, Couples, or the 18+ After Dark pack, which is off by default. The game avoids repeating questions you have already seen in recent games.
If someone drops out
Phones lose signal at parties. If a player closes the tab or loses connection, they can reopen the link and land back in the same seat with their score intact — the round waits for them, and the host can move things along if they do not come back.