onlinegamesbrowser.comHow to play
Most likely to is a voting game about the people around you. A card asks who is most likely to do something, and when the count reaches three, every finger points at the person who fits. Whoever collects the most fingers can protest or own it. It works best with people who know each other well, like family around a dinner table.
- Pick a category, such as Family, or stay on All.
- The reader reads the card aloud, then counts: one, two, three.
- Everyone points at one person at the same moment. Pointing at yourself is fine if it's true.
- The person with the most fingers on them gets a moment to explain.
- Tap Next, and the next person at the table reads.
Controls
- All or a category: Funny, Kids, Teens, Friends, Family, Deep, Gross, Food, School, Dream life. Each tap reshuffles.
- Next shows a new card and Back returns to the one before. You can also swipe the card on a phone.
- Play with friends: list 2 to 12 people in seating order, and each card names its reader.
- Play that life in LifeSim appears on Dream life cards and opens in a new tab.
Tips
- Set the phone in the middle of the table where everyone can see it, and let the youngest player read first.
- Family and Kids cards work for grandparents and little cousins alike. Deep cards lean warm, a nice way to end the meal.
- At a long table, pointing gets confusing. Say names on three instead.
- Keep a tally on a napkin. Whoever gets the most votes by dessert picks the next game.
FAQ
Is this most likely to game free?
Yes. You don't sign up or make an account, and there are no ads from other companies.
Does it work on a school Chromebook?
Nothing needs installing and there's no account, so a Chromebook opens it in Chrome like any other page. What loads on a school network is the school's call, and only its IT team can change a block.
Are the questions mean?
No. The cards tease habits, food, school and big dreams, and the Gross ones are silly. If a card doesn't suit your group, tap Next.
How many players do you need?
Three or more works best, since a vote between two people isn't much of a vote. Play with friends takes up to 12 names.
