Read the question, count down, and on three everybody points at the person who fits it best. Whoever has the most fingers aimed at them takes the point. It is the quickest way to learn what your friends really think of you, and most rounds end in laughter or a loud protest.
The phone runs the countdown so nobody points early. Add names if you want a tally: after each card, tap whoever got the most fingers, and a running board shows who is most likely to do everything by the end of the night.
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Family cards are about lost keys, burnt toast and dancing in the kitchen. Friends cards bring in group chats, late replies and habits at work. Party cards are for dates, exes and the stories people would rather you did not retell. Mix the levels to suit the room and change them between rounds.
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Who is most likely to wake up first on holiday?
Who is most likely to quit their job to travel the world?
Who is most likely to lose the TV remote in the sofa?
Who is most likely to learn a language just to understand one song?
Who is most likely to build a treehouse with its own kitchen?
Who is most likely to use way too many exclamation marks?