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Version 12.0.2 · 2026-04-21
- Improved UI - Bug Fixes
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The store currently lists version 12.0.2, updated 2026-04-21.








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Uncover hilarious truths about your friends with "Whos Most Likely To Exposed," the ultimate party game that brings laughter and surprises to any gathering!
Key Features:
- Diverse Card Packs: Choose from themed decks like Ice Breakers, Friendly Banter, and more
- Custom Cards: Create your own prompts for a personalized experience
- Favorites Collection: Save your top cards for quick access
- Multi-Player Support: Easily manage player names for scorekeeping
- Sleek Interface: Enjoy smooth animations and modern design
- Immersive Audio: Enhance gameplay with sound effects and haptic feedback
How to Play:
Select your preferred card packs
Add player names
Take turns reading prompts aloud
Vote on who's most likely to fit the description
Discover surprising insights about your friends
Perfect for:
House parties
Game nights
Team building events
Ice breaker activities…
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- Improved UI - Bug Fixes
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