Eleven games, one evening
Every round brings a different game. 9 of them also run solo against the AI; two need a real opponent, because they are about the two of you.
- Rapid Fire Five questions, four answers, 15 seconds each. Correct counts, fast counts more — who trusts their gut? ~1 min · Against the AI: yes
- True or False Five statements, no clock. True or false — speed gains you nothing here, and every reveal explains itself. ~1 min · Against the AI: yes
- Do You Know Me? Five questions about you, five about the other. Answer honestly first, then guess — who knows whom better? two players only
- Which of Us? Which of you is it more like? Both pick in secret, then it is revealed — matching answers count for you both. two players only
- Estimates How much, how far, how long? Slide to your guess. Distance from the truth is what counts — you can both score. ~1 min · Against the AI: yes
- Ranking Drag the items into the right order. Every position that sits exactly right counts — close is not close enough here. ~1 min · Against the AI: yes
- Quiz Tic-Tac-Toe Tap a square, answer the question — only a correct answer takes it. Wrong, and it is the other’s turn. Three in a row wins, a draw counts half. ~2 min · Against the AI: yes
- Word Search One grid for both of you, the same hidden words, three minutes. Whoever strikes one first takes it — for the other it lights up in a foreign colour and is gone. ~3 min · Against the AI: yes
- Anagram Five words, letters scrambled. A hint comes with each — only the whole word counts. ~1 min · Against the AI: yes
- Labyrinth Trace the maze with your finger; questions wait along the way. Every wall costs a heart — when they are gone, the round is over. On hard, the clock runs too. ~3 min · Against the AI: yes
- Memory Duel One board, you take turns. Find a pair and you go again — and whoever watches the other’s turn collects more. ~2 min · Against the AI: yes