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Version 2.0.2 · 2026-09-29
Bug fixes and UI improvements.
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The store currently lists version 2.0.2, updated 2026-09-29.








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The talking stops after "how was your day", and the evening ends with two phones and no conversation.
Pick a deck, read the first card out loud, and the next five minutes take care of themselves. More than 1700 questions across 8 decks, all short enough to answer without overthinking.
The decks:
- Do You Know Me: you guess what your partner will say, then find out if you got it right
- Who's More Likely: on three, you both point at each other
- Never Have I Ever: confess what you got up to before you met
- Would You Rather: two options, no dodging, both of you answer
- Finish the Sentence: one of you starts it, the other has to land it
- Hot Seat: five blunt questions in sixty seconds
- Red Flag or Green Flag: vote at the same time, then argue about who is right
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Bug fixes and UI improvements.
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