A group-vote party game that turns inside jokes into scores.
Read the prompt, vote for the friend who fits it best, and let the room explain itself.
- friend lore generator2-12 players3–5 minno signup
sample roundMost Likely To
Most likely to finish an assignment five minutes before class
Pick who fits the prompt.
Pick the room's exact energy.
moment packs
These packs are built into Lobble's hosted decks. Choose one here and the new Room opens with it ready.
How to play Most Likely To
- Everyone sees the same prompt, such as "Most likely to survive finals on snacks and confidence".
- Vote for the friend who fits it best.
- The tally shows the votes, then the winner is announced and the room makes them explain.
Before you start
- How many people do you need?
- Two to twelve. Two people play Which of us?: you both tap "me" or "them" at the same time and see if you agree.
- Can votes be anonymous?
- Yes. The Host can turn on anonymous votes in the lobby before the game starts.
- Is Most Likely To free?
- Yes. It runs in the browser on a phone or computer, with no download, no account and nothing to pay. One person starts a Room and sends the link.
Want the questions on paper first? Read all 232 Most Likely To questions, grouped by pack.
more ways to play
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