2 players · 10 minTwenty dilemmas.
No right answers.

Sea or mountains, past or future, more time or more money. You both answer blind, and then you find out.

Rounds

You get a link to send. 2 players, about 10 min. Nobody needs an account, including you.

Share this
Why it works

The disagreements are the good bit.

Agreeing on eighteen out of twenty is pleasant and forgettable. The two you split on are the ones you will still be talking about an hour later, and they are almost never the ones you would have predicted.

Neither of you sees the other's answer until you have both chosen, which matters more than it sounds. Half the value of this game is destroyed the moment one person can see which way the other is leaning.

Worth knowing

Bigger than it looks.

'Live by the sea or live in the mountains' is a game question. 'More time or more money' is not, quite, and neither is 'a tiny flat somewhere brilliant or a big house somewhere quiet'.

They are put next to each other on purpose. It is a much easier way into a conversation about what you both actually want the next ten years to look like than sitting down to have that conversation.

✦ How to play

Three steps, and none of them is signing up.

1
One starts, one joins

A link, two names, no accounts.

2
Both pick, blind

Two options, one tap, and nothing shown until you have both answered.

3
Compare

Matches and splits, round by round, with a tally of how often you agreed.

Questions

Would you rather: couples, answered.

About ten minutes for the full twenty if you answer quickly, and considerably longer if you stop to argue, which is the intended failure mode.
Same game, completely different questions. The work edition is about meetings, commutes and holiday policy; this one is about where you would live and what you would give up. Do not run the work pack on a date.
The room allows it, but the questions are written for two. For a group, the work edition or this-or-that reads better.
No. Nothing here is explicit or designed to embarrass anybody. It is the mild version on purpose, which the copy would rather say plainly than let you discover halfway through.

The game is free forever.
The rest of it is the hard part.

EvyOS gives two people one place for the plans, the lists and whose turn it actually is.

Start for free