Change your partner's mind about something harmless.
Say where you stand on a silly claim, get dealt the side against your partner, and make a short case. Then each of you answers: did that change your mind? Win them over and you score. Nobody scores off their own mind.
- take a stand, change their mind2-8 players4–6 minno signup
sample roundTiny Debate
Breakfast food is better at night.
These are randomly assigned sides, not real beliefs. Tap one to reveal the tiny argument.
Choose a card to preview the shared reveal.
How to play Tiny Debate
- Lobble shows a harmless claim, such as "Cereal is a soup." You each tap where you really stand, in a few seconds.
- Then you're dealt a side: the one against where your partner stands. "You argue: It is soup. Change Sam's mind."
- Write a short case. Both arguments type themselves out, then each of you answers one question: did that change your mind?
- Every mind changed scores 20 for the two of you. Nobody can score off their own mind.
Before you start
- Do I have to argue what I believe?
- Not always. You argue against where your partner stands, so when you both agree, you both argue the other side.
- How is it scored?
- Only by minds changed. Two players share one score: 20 each time one of you moves over to the side the other argued. In a bigger group, the 20 goes to the debater. Stubborn rounds score nothing.
- How many people can play?
- Two to eight. Two debate each round, and everyone says whether they were moved.
- Is Tiny Debate 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.
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