They answered first. Now prove you know them.
One person is the subject. They answer ten questions about themselves in private — what they would do with an unexpected free day, the opinion they will not back down from — and everyone else predicts what they picked. Points go to whoever knows them best. It is also the fastest way for a room to learn about one person, so it suits a birthday as well as it suits old friends who are certain they know everything.
A phone each and at least three people. Everyone opens the same link and types four letters. Nothing to install, no accounts. In the same room, put the shared screen on a TV. Spread across the country, play it over a video call with the shared screen on your phones.
Birthdays. Reunions. Any night with one person at the centre of it.
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