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Three levels, one hour, two people who thought they already knew each other.
Setting the table…
Click the deck to draw. Click the question card to pick it up.Use Next card to draw. Tap the question card to pick it up.
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Pick the shape of the evening. This is the only setting there is.
Four letters. Make one up, or use the one your partner gives you. Both of you type the same code.
Four letters, A to Z.
You have a game in progress in this room. It will pick up where you left off.
Whoever asks reads the card out loud. Whoever answers goes first.
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The deck is shuffled from your room code, so both of you see the same card.
Choose who is Person A and who is Person B. Keep those names for the whole game; the asking and answering roles will swap.
Check the turn labels, then read the question aloud.
Follow the prompt. If it asks for a guess, say it first and let the other person tell you what fits.
Press Next card. The asking and answering labels switch automatically.
Playing alone? Read each prompt as a reflection about yourself. There are no roles to swap; draw another card whenever you are ready.
Start with Guessing, move to Asking when it opens, then Reflecting. The level labels show how many cards remain before the next level opens; you choose when to move on.
Use Next card to pass. There is no score and no need to finish every card.
This reveals a possible need beneath the question. It is a starting point for curiosity, not an answer about you.
Use the same room code and press Next together. The screens do not update each other live.
The last card
Take turns. Finish the sentence without softening it.
Something I now see about you that I did not see an hour ago is...
Then stop. Do not explain it, do not fix it, do not take it back. Let it sit in the room.