Party
- Party
- Big groups
- Brainy
- Packed house
Most Likely
Who's most likely to…? Point at your friends. From 17 players: would-you-rather for a hall.
Opens a room on this screen. Put it on the TV; everyone joins from their phone.
- Players
- 3 to 1,000
- On your phone
- Taps
- Length
- 5–10 min for 8 to 16 rounds
- Join mid-game
- Yes
- Streamer mode
- Chat cheers
- Across homes
- Yes
- Saves progress
- No: every game starts fresh
What it's like
Who's most likely to forget their own birthday? A prompt goes up on the TV and everyone taps the friend it fits best. The votes land on the TV one at a time, each in its voter's colour, and the crown drops on whoever gets the most.
Some rounds are would-you-rather, A or B. Side with the room to score, and a Predict round pays triple. From 17 players it plays only A-or-B rounds, so a whole hall can vote at once.

How to play
Read the prompt
The TV asks who's most likely to do something, or which of two things you'd rather.
Tap a friend
Tap the player it fits best, yourself included, or tap A or B.
Side with the room
Vote with the most popular pick to score 100 points; on a tie, every tied side scores. A Predict round pays 300.
Watch the votes land
The votes drop onto the TV one by one, then the crown goes to whoever got the most.
The hall of fame
After the last round the TV shows who got crowned for what, then the podium.



Chat cheers
Your viewers get one big Cheer button on their phones. The more of them tap, the fuller the meter on your stream, then confetti. Most Likely plays the same with or without them.
How Streamer mode worksBefore game night
You need at least three players, and voting for yourself is allowed.
Sign in (free) on the TV to write your own packs of prompts.
In a big room there's no Ready round: from 10 players the leader's phone gets a Start button.


