4–8 players · The most-likely-to game, with clips

Callout

A clip plays. A prompt appears. Everyone picks the friend who fits it best. Callout turns the things you already know about each other into a group reveal: the hobby collector, the group-chat archivist, the friend who makes everything a competition.

Play CalloutBrowser play · No download · Ages 16+

Who in the group would do that?

Four or more friends who know each other, enjoy light teasing, and want a quick first game with very little explaining.

How a round works

  1. Watch the same clip

    Doomigos supplies the video. Let it play on your own device, then read the prompt for that round.

  2. Pick another friend

    Choose the person in the room who best matches the prompt. You cannot pick yourself. Lock in before the timer ends and keep your choice quiet until the reveal.

  3. See who the room picked

    The reveal shows the votes. Agreement earns points when the other voters have a clear favorite; then the scoreboard leads into the next clip.

Example round · four friends watch a trick-shot clip

Who would turn this into a competition?

Maya
Picks Leo
Sam
Picks Leo
Jules
Picks Leo
Leo
Picks Maya

Leo gets three votes. Maya, Sam, and Jules each agree with the other voters’ clear favorite. Leo earns no agreement points for picking Maya.

How scoring works

Your own vote is left out when judging your prediction. You earn 1,000 points when at least two other voters agree on one unique favorite and you picked that person. A full eligible consensus adds 200 points. Ties and fully split votes earn no agreement points.

Make the reveal count

Give the first reveal a moment to breathe. The funniest part is often hearing why three friends chose the same person. Keep prompts playful, and ask the host to skip a clip or prompt the group dislikes.

Bring your group. We’ll bring the clips.

Create a room with Callout selected, share the invitation, and wait for at least 4 players. Choose your round count in the lobby and have everyone mark themselves ready. Each friend plays in a browser on their own device; guest play needs no account.

Play Callout

For a group of three, try Who Would Like This? instead. Explore Who Would Like This?

Playing a round away from your screens? Try our 32 most likely to questions.