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Version 2.1.3 · 2026-04-24
- Fixed a crash on force-exit.
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The store currently lists version 2.1.3, updated 2026-04-24.








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Most Likely To is a must-have party game for your next get-together with friends! This game is perfect for any occasion and can be played with adult or family-friendly cards, depending on your preference.
-----! HOW TO PLAY !-----
Step 1: Gather at least two more friends and sit in a circle (or stand, or don't be in a circle, who cares).
Step 2: Decide on a punishment (do pushups, eat broccoli, or whatever the group decides).
Step 3: Start the game and read the cards out loud.
Step 4: Everyone points their finger to the person they think is described in the cards.
Step 5: The person with the most fingers pointed at them has to do a punishment.
Bonus: If you want to play in EXTREME MODE, do a punishment for each finger pointed at you!
We made this game because you and your friends are boring and you can’t come up with funny stuff that gets you drunk yourself.…
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- Fixed a crash on force-exit.
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