Most Likely To

How to play

Most Likely To is the quickest way to find out what your friends really think of you. It needs at least four players and plays five rounds.

Each round, a "most likely to" prompt appears on the TV, and every player has 25 seconds to vote on their phone for the person in the room who fits it best. There are no right answers here, just honest ones. Then the votes are revealed.

The player who collects the most votes wins 500 points, and everyone who voted for them earns 200. So it pays to vote with the room as well as to be memorable. Some rounds come with a twist. In Hot Seat, the room’s target gets an extra 250 points for taking the heat. In Group Chat, everyone who backs the winning call gets an extra 100. And in Final Cut, the last roast counts double: 1,000 for winners and 400 for voters.

The fun is entirely social. Each reveal is a small, affectionate roast, and the best moments come from the person who receives a pile of votes for something they insist is not true.

Tips for hosts

• Play it with people who know each other well. With strangers, the votes feel random rather than funny.
• Keep it kind. If someone is getting roasted too often, switch to a game where scores come from skill.
• It is short, so it works well as a warm-up or as a quick palate cleanser between longer games.
• Let the winner of each round explain why they deserved it. They rarely agree with the room.

Best for

Best for: Close friend groups who can take a roast and dish one out.

Play Most Likely To

Open Sofa Showdown on a laptop or computer connected to your TV, choose Most Likely To from the game shelf, and share the four-letter room code with your friends.

Play now Opens hosting on this screen. Nothing starts until you choose a game.

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