Most Likely To – what do your friends think of you?
A question appears on the TV – say, “Who is most likely to oversleep on their own wedding day?” – and everyone secretly votes for a friend. Then the votes are revealed.
- 3–20 players
- ~15 min
- Languages: Lithuanian, English
- Free
- No app needed
Open this page on a TV or computer and press “Play now” – your friends join with their phones by scanning a QR code.
How to play
- Choose the number of rounds, the voting time and the topics: everyday life, friends and parties, relationships, work.
- The question shows on the TV, and everyone secretly picks the friend it fits best on their phone.
- Once everyone has voted, the TV shows the result – who got the most votes, a tie, or a unanimous verdict.
- At the end: the star of the evening, funny titles and a made-up story about your group, built from the votes.
What you need
- A TV, computer or tablet with a browser – the shared screen.
- A phone with a browser for every player.
- An internet connection. Nothing to install.
Tips
- Nobody sees who voted for whom – only the totals are shown.
- The more players, the better the verdicts.
- You can save and share a result card, with or without names – your choice.
FAQ
Are votes really secret?
Yes. The TV shows how many votes each person got, never who voted for whom.
How many questions are there?
Over 500 questions across four topics.
Which languages?
English and Lithuanian.
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