What you need
A phone each. One person starts a game, picks how many couples are playing, and reads out
the code. Everyone else types it in on their own phone.
The idea
You are on the same team. You both see the same prompt, like a pizza topping, and
you each type one word. If you typed the same word, you are in sync, and you score.
When you miss
You both see the two words. Now each of you types one word that links them.
Pepperoni and mushroom might both become pizza. Keep going until you land on the same
word.
You get four tries on each prompt, and a word already used on that prompt cannot be used
again.
Scoring
Three points for matching on the first try, two on the second, one on
the third or fourth. There are seven prompts, so the most you can score is 21.
Close enough
If your two words are plainly the same answer, a typo or a plural, tap Same thing.
Either of you can. There is no referee.
With other couples
Every couple gets the same prompt and works on it separately. Nobody sees another couple's
words until every couple is done with that prompt. Then all of them are shown together. The
couple with the most points at the end wins.
Nothing is saved
No accounts, no email, nothing written down. What you type lives only for the length of the
game and the room deletes itself afterwards. There is no way to go back and read it, on
purpose, including for us.