3–8 players · Find your friends’ unexpected favorites
Who Would Like This?
Rate a clip honestly, then predict which friend will enjoy it most. Who Would Like This? is a taste-reading game: you might spot the person who loves an obscure hobby, or discover that the whole group shares a surprisingly specific sense of humor.
You like it. But who loves it?
Three or more friends who like comparing favorites. It works for close friends and for groups still learning what makes everyone laugh.
How a round works
Watch the clip
Everyone watches the supplied video on their own device. You do not need a playlist or any uploaded clips.
Rate it and read a friend
Give your own enjoyment a rating from 1 to 5. Then choose another player you think will rate it highest. You cannot nominate yourself.
Reveal the actual favorites
Lock in your answer. The reveal shows everyone’s ratings and predictions, so you can see whether your read of a friend was right.
Example round · four friends watch a tiny kitchen build
Who will like this clip most?
- Maya
- Rates it 3/5 · predicts Jules
- Sam
- Rates it 2/5 · predicts Jules
- Jules
- Rates it 5/5 · predicts Leo
- Leo
- Rates it 4/5 · predicts Jules
Jules has the highest rating. Maya, Sam, and Leo guessed their favorite friend correctly. Jules also guessed correctly: Leo gave the highest rating among Jules’s other friends.
How scoring works
Your guess is checked against the highest ratings among the other players who answered. A correct unique favorite earns 1,000 points; when several favorites tie, those points are divided between them. If all your other friends give the same rating, there is no prediction bonus. Being the only player to guess a unique favorite correctly adds 200 points.
Make the reveal count
Rate your actual enjoyment before thinking about the prediction. The game becomes more interesting when a friend’s taste surprises you; changing your rating to match the crowd removes that reveal.
Bring your group. We’ll bring the clips.
Create a room with Who Would Like This? selected, share the invitation, and wait for at least 3 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.
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