Both pick in secret. Reveal together. See if you share a brain.
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How to play
- Put one phone between you. Each of you gets half of the screen.
- Both pick an answer in secret and lock in, then reveal together.
- In rounds 4 to 6, pick your own answer, then guess what your partner picked.
- Nine rounds, one shared score. You finish with your Sync %.
Mouse: Choose an option on your half, then Lock in. Touch: Tap an option on your half, then Lock in (or tap it twice). Keyboard: A uses Q W E R and Space; B uses U I O P and Enter.
About this game
You know the moment. Someone asks “pakoras or a film?” and two people answer at once, and either it’s the same answer and you both laugh, or it isn’t and you both laugh harder. This game is that moment, nine times in a row.
You share one phone. Each of you picks in secret, the picks stay sealed until you are both locked in, and then they flip over together. The first three rounds are everyday questions. Then you start guessing each other’s answers. By the last three, a goose has moved in and the moon is hiring, and every match is worth more.
It works for couples, friends, siblings or two people who just met at a wedding. It’s not a test of anything. At the end you get a Sync % and a title, and usually one round you’ll keep talking about.
Questions
- Is this a compatibility test?
- No. It's a silly game about chai, geese and talking clouds. A low Sync % just means you have more to talk about.
- How is the score worked out?
- Rounds 1 to 3 give 1 point for the same answer. Rounds 4 to 6 give 1 point for each correct guess. Rounds 7 to 9 give 3 for a match and take 1 for a miss, but the score never drops below 0. Sync % is your score out of 18.
- Can we play if we can't both tap at the same time?
- Yes. Choose "Take turns" before you start: you pick one after the other, and the first pick stays hidden while you pass the phone. With a keyboard, A uses Q W E R and Space, and B uses U I O P and Enter.
- Do the questions repeat?
- Not until you have seen every question at that level. This browser remembers which ones you have played. Your answers are never sent anywhere; anonymous analytics only counts rounds and matches.