Most Likely To on TV
Most Likely To is a party game for Android TV and Google TV. A prompt fills the screen, the television reads it out, and on three everybody points at somebody. It needs no phones and no wifi, nothing is scored, and it plays with 4 or more players.
- 4+ players
- No phones
- 20 prompts free
How it plays
- A prompt goes up
- Three, two, one — point
- Most fingers explains themselves
Sit where you can all see each other. Anybody can hold the remote, and it only ever does one thing. The television reads out a prompt: who is most likely to, and then something. Give everyone a second to think, count to three out loud, and point, all at once, at one person.
Pointing late is pointing at whoever is already winning, so the count matters. The television does not count for you. The room counts itself, out loud, the way it would with a person running the game.
Most fingers has to defend themselves. That argument is the game. Nothing is scored and nothing is written down, on purpose. Press OK for the next prompt whenever the room is ready: there is no clock and nothing to lose.
At a glance
- Players
- 4+
- Phones
- No phones
- Free to try
- 20 prompts free
- In the box
- 699 prompts
- Runs on
- Android TV and Google TV, Android 6 and up
A few of the prompts
Three of the first 20 prompts, which are free to try:
- Who is most likely to…become an influencer overnight
- Who is most likely to…tell a dad joke and wait for the groan
- Who is most likely to…walk into a glass door in front of everyone
Why it is the easy one to start with
There are no rules to teach, no turn order, no teams and no clock. It is the game for a room that has stopped playing but has not left: somebody who wanders in a few prompts late has missed nothing. The television reads every prompt aloud. A television with no connection deals the full deck in silence, and nothing is missing except the voice.
The deck
699 prompts in one deck, English. The first 20 are free to try, with no card and no account. After that, a monthly, yearly or once-for-life plan unlocks the rest, and every other game on the shelf with it.
Questions
How many people do you need for Most Likely To?
4 or more players. Three people pointing is two candidates and an obvious answer. There is no ceiling worth writing down: a big room works as well as a small one, since nobody is waiting for a turn.
Does anyone need a phone or an app?
No. The television does everything, with no phones, no wifi and no accounts. Pick the game, and the first prompt goes up.
Does it keep score?
No, on purpose. The moment there is a score, people point to move the number instead of because it is funny.
Can we play with the wifi off?
Yes. The deck is on the television. Only the voice that reads the prompts out needs a connection.
Put it on the television
Most Likely To is one of eighteen games in Read the Room, on Google Play for Android TV and Google TV.
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