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Version 2.5.6 · 2026-05-08
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The store currently lists version 2.5.6, updated 2026-05-08.



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Ready to expose your friends? Most Likely To is the ultimate party game for your next house party or game night. Find out what your friends really think about you.
This hilarious group game is perfect for roasting each other, breaking the ice, and having an unforgettable night.
How to play?
- Read the statement out loud.
- Everyone points to the person who fits the statement best.
- The person with the most fingers pointed at them does the punishment!
With 1,000+ hilarious cards, you’ll never play the same game twice.
8 custom decks let you tailor the game to your group's vibe. Keep it casual, or turn up the heat.
The perfect icebreaker for college parties, bachelor/bachelorette trips, or just kicking back with friends.
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