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I Choose You

I Choose You is Luminary's Most Likely To game for friends. The app selects one player and gives them a statement about the group, like who is most likely to oversleep.

The selected player holds the phone and points to one friend

Players: 2+, no fixed limit
Intensity: Medium to lively
Best for: Groups that know each other well and love to laugh at one another.
Format: Task format inside the decks

How to play

How a round works

Only the selected player holding the phone points to the friend who fits the statement best. That friend takes the penalty, then Luminary chooses the next decision-maker.

Luminary picks one player
The decision-maker's name appears with a statement, for example: who is most likely to miss their flight?
One player points
Only the selected player holding the phone points to the person who fits the statement best.
The chosen person takes the hit
The selected friend takes the penalty, collects a point, or completes your alcohol-free alternative.
Next decision-maker
Luminary chooses a new player for the next statement. Depending on the deck it stays harmless or gets cheekier.

More game modes

Mix the modes for a night full of variety.

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Chaos

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Two players sit back to back and point to the same person

Back to Back

Two people, one question, the same answer?

FAQ

I Choose You FAQ

How does I Choose You work?

Luminary selects one player and shows them a statement about the group. Only that person decides and points to the friend who fits it best.

Does everyone point at the same time?

No. Exactly one player is the decision-maker for each prompt. They hold the phone and choose another person from the group.

How many people can play I Choose You?

The format works from two people with no fixed player cap. Larger groups create more surprising choices and reactions.

Can you play Most Likely To without alcohol?

Yes. The chosen person can collect a point or complete a small challenge instead of drinking. The selection flow stays the same.

Bring the party game that runs the whole night

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