Most Likely To
Set up the game
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 while they're holding it?
- Who's most likely to lose a charger every two months?
- Who's most likely to lose their place in the queue by wandering off?
- Who's most likely to put the heating on and open a window at the same time?
- Who's most likely to shower at night to save ten minutes in the morning?
- Who's most likely to argue with the sat nav out loud?
- Who's most likely to fold their clothes before putting them in the wash?
- Who's most likely to keep the box everything came in?
- Who's most likely to send five messages in a row instead of one?
- Who's most likely to react to big news with a thumbs up?
- Who's most likely to defend a film nobody else would defend?
- Who's most likely to get hooked on a cooking show and not be able to cook a thing?
- Who's most likely to watch the same funny video fifty times?
- Who's most likely to call a teacher mum?
- Who's most likely to say yes to a question they didn't hear?
- Who's most likely to cancel plans with an excuse they already used last month?
- Who's most likely to say they were on the tube with no signal?
- Who's most likely to blame a pet they don't have?
- Who's most likely to lift a structure off the internet and pass it off as their own?
- Who's most likely to stay late and never let anyone forget it?
- Who's most likely to organise the whole trip and then not be able to go?
- Who's most likely to offer to drive so they don't have to drink?
- Who's most likely to be the first one dancing at a wedding?
- Who's most likely to argue with an alien at first contact?
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.