Most Likely To Questions Game
Most Likely To is a free browser party game for 3–20 players, rated Easy and suggested for ages 10 and up. “Who is most likely to…” cards. Point on three, tally the votes and see who collects the most titles. A game takes about 10 min. There is nothing to download and no sign-up.
How to play Most Likely To
Read the question
Read “Who is most likely to…” aloud so everyone hears it.
Point on three
Count 3-2-1 and everyone points at one person. Tap the name of the player with the most fingers pointing at them.
Check the leaderboard
Tap Show results at any time to see who has collected the most titles.
Tip: On a video call, everyone types a name in chat and sends on the count of three.
Stuck mid-game? Tap ? Help at the top of the game. It shows what to do at the exact step you are on.
Quick facts
- Players
- 3–20
- Time
- 10 min
- Devices
- One shared phone or screen
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Suggested age
- 10+
- Cost
- Free
- Type
- Party games
- Good for
- Office, Family, Video calls, Large groups
Most Likely To FAQ
How many people can play Most Likely To?
Most Likely To works with 3–20 players. Add everyone’s name once and the game handles the turns.
How do you play Most Likely To?
Read the question. Point on three. Check the leaderboard. The full steps are on this page, and the Help button inside the game explains each stage as you reach it.
Is Most Likely To free? Do I need to download an app?
It is free. It runs in the browser on phones, tablets and laptops. There is nothing to install and no account to create.
How hard is Most Likely To, and what age is it for?
Most Likely To is rated Easy. Explained in under a minute. No strategy needed, and anyone can join halfway through. The suggested age is 10 and up. That is a guide: younger players can usually join with an adult on their team.
Can we play Most Likely To on a video call?
Yes. One person opens the game and shares their screen on Zoom, Google Meet or Teams. For secret cards, that person reads each player’s card to them in a private message.
Any tips for Most Likely To?
On a video call, everyone types a name in chat and sends on the count of three.
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