How many players do you need for Most Likely To?

From 3 to 20. Fewer and it falls flat, more and it drags, though nobody is going to stop you trying.

Do I have to download anything?

No. Most Likely To opens in your phone's browser and runs right there: nothing to install, nothing to sign up for.

Is Most Likely To free?

Completely. Every card, every level and all six languages, with no account and no paid tier.

How is it different from Never Have I Ever?

There you confess your own. Here you point at someone else, so the table has an opinion about you and the argument is half the game.

How many people do you need?

Four works, but it shines from six: the more fingers going up at once, the better the argument.

Most Likely To

Point at the guilty one

Set up the game

Spice level

Bold

Rounds

50 rounds

Forfeits and rewardsAdd a random forfeit to every round

How to play

1Names, spice level and how many questions you want to play.
2Read the question and, on three, everyone points at once.
3Whoever gets the most fingers drinks, defends themselves, or explains why you all pointed.

Example questions

Who's most likely to look for their phone with the phone in their hand?
Who's most likely to lock their keys inside the house twice in one day?
Who's most likely to turn up late to a plan they organised themselves?
Who's most likely to miss their stop because they were on their phone?
Who's most likely to lose their umbrella the first day they use it?
Who's most likely to forget a name while it is being said to them?
Who's most likely to put something somewhere so safe they never find it again?
Who's most likely to leave the house and come back three times before going?
Who's most likely to leave the shopping in the boot until the next day?
Who's most likely to put a wash on and find it two days later?
Who's most likely to show up for a date on the wrong day?
Who's most likely to lose their glasses while wearing them?
Who's most likely to get the metro the wrong way and take half an hour to notice?
Who's most likely to forget their wallet on the day they are paying?
Who's most likely to write something important on a piece of paper that vanishes?
Who's most likely to mistake someone for another person and carry on chatting?
Who's most likely to lose a charger every two months?
Who's most likely to forget they had plans and reply from the sofa?
Who's most likely to leave a missed call unreturned for a week?
Who's most likely to ring the wrong doorbell at a friend's building?
Who's most likely to forget where they parked and circle the block three times?
Who's most likely to put their gym card in the metro barrier?
Who's most likely to leave their packed lunch on the kitchen table?
Who's most likely to turn up on time only when the plan is cancelled?

A sample: the deck holds 1000, shuffled every game.

Frequently asked questions

How many players do you need for Most Likely To?: From 3 to 20. Fewer and it falls flat, more and it drags, though nobody is going to stop you trying.
Do I have to download anything?: No. Most Likely To opens in your phone's browser and runs right there: nothing to install, nothing to sign up for.
Is Most Likely To free?: Completely. Every card, every level and all six languages, with no account and no paid tier.
How is it different from Never Have I Ever?: There you confess your own. Here you point at someone else, so the table has an opinion about you and the argument is half the game.
How many people do you need?: Four works, but it shines from six: the more fingers going up at once, the better the argument.