Pick a game, see how it runs and flick through real cards from the app.
Confessions that the table immediately asks you to explain
3+ players. A warmed-up table, once people stopped being polite
The card picks two of you and asks one about the other
3+ players. Friends with shared history, any point of the evening
Questions that get answered with a story instead of one word
2+ players. A slow evening when you actually want to talk
Two options that both cost you something, so the table argues
2+ players. The first ten minutes, to wake a quiet table up
For the two of you, and not one card asks about your favourite colour
For a table that has run out of news, sorted by mood
For a long table and a slow evening
Questions that get a first date past the interview stage
On the free plan you get three new cards a day across all four games together. Pro removes the limit, and cards you already drew stay readable either way.
Any time. Switching does not reset anything, and the cards you already played stay marked as played.
Fully. Cards, meet-ups and your collection live on the device, so bad signal in a bar changes nothing.
Every card you draw is saved to that meet-up, so you can look back at what you talked about. The ones you liked are collected as favourites.
Not inside one evening. And a card you did not like can be hidden so it stops appearing.
Three games work from two people. Who Knows Better needs three, because its cards ask one person about another.