How to play
- Pick a category, or mix them all: love, food, superpowers, work, school, extreme, everyday, and money & future.
- Press Start for a round of 10 questions. Tap one side, get a quick reaction, then move to the next question.
- After the tenth question you get a results card listing every choice you made, with the option you passed on struck through.
- Questions you've already seen are held back until the category runs low, so several rounds in a row keep feeling fresh.
See how well your friends know you
Hit Share under your results. Whoever opens the link gets your exact 10 questions. As they answer, they see right away whether they matched you, and at the end they get a score out of 10 plus a one-line verdict. Add your name before sharing so it shows up on their screen. Drop one link in a group chat and everyone can compare against you separately.
| Match | Verdict |
|---|---|
| 10/10 | Soulmates |
| 8–9 | Two peas in a pod |
| 6–7 | Pretty in sync |
| 4–5 | Half and half |
| 2–3 | Very different tastes |
| 0–1 | Total opposites |
Sample questions by category
- Love: texts you all day but is cold in person, or barely texts but is sweet in person?
- Food: pineapple on pizza, yes or crime? Give up coffee or give up sweets forever?
- Superpowers: teleportation or stopping time? Read minds or see the future?
- Work: $100K with six-day weeks or $50K with four-day weeks?
- School: no tests but homework every day, or no homework but a test every week?
- Extreme: eternal summer or eternal winter? Your search history or your messages made public?
- Money & future: $100K now or $1M in ten years?
A few questions come straight from Korean dinner-table debates, like whether to dip sweet-and-sour pork in its sauce or pour the sauce over. If the dish is new to you, go with your gut.
Playing at a party
Put one phone in the middle and have someone read each question aloud while everyone raises a hand for A or keeps it down for B. Make the minority explain themselves and the conversation takes care of itself. Browse all questions under the game lists every question by category, handy for picking your favorites ahead of time. For deciding who reads next, a quick ladder game works well.