Who’s most likely to One question. Everyone points.
Vote for one. Side with the room and it pays, or name yourself and own it.
- One phone each
- 47 packs
One question · your phone
The same one · every phone
Getting in
Friends join.
The room picks the packs.
Friends join on their own phones: scan the QR, or type the five-letter code at zubon.app.
Every lobby deals five of the 47 packs, and new packs keep arriving. Vote a vibe and the deck changes with it.
Vibe vote · tonight’s packs
Spicy and Controversial are 18+, turn on in Settings.
Friends join by code or QR
All 47 packs
How a round plays
Everyone points. The room decides.
- 1One question lands on every phone at once.
- 2Everyone votes for one, at the same time. Name yourself and you own it.
- 3The room’s pick lands. With the room is +10; against it is −5.
GameOne question. Everyone points. Match the room or lose five.
Two games, one app
The night
Every round ends
in a verdict.
One screen closes the round: who the room landed on, how many pointed, and what every vote paid. When the night ends, everyone gets a card with the room’s verdict on them and tonight’s standings.
The round end
Your card
Your report
Read the room.
Let it read you.
Zubon remembers. Your report is how the people you play with see you, vote by vote. Not a personality test.
Sixteen axes, each a pair of opposites. The first read opens at five rounds, and more chapters open as you play.
All sixteen axes
Your report
Most likely to questions
100 who’s most likely to questions
A taste of the game: ten most likely to questions from ten of Zubon’s 47 packs, for friends, family, work and more. The app has many more in every pack, plus 37 more packs to play.
Most likely to questions for friends 10 questions
- Who’s most likely to get the 2am call because everyone knows they’ll actually answer?
- Who’s most likely to say "I don’t mind" and reject every suggestion?
- Who’s most likely to start a beautiful new notebook on page two?
- Who’s most likely to announce their big news while everyone’s putting their coats on?
- Who’s most likely to agree to be in a flash mob and walk the other way when the music starts?
- Who’s most likely to describe a truly awful film as "full of really brave choices"?
- Who’s most likely to refuse help carrying a sofa up four flights of stairs, and mean it?
- Who’s most likely to assume a friend is hiding something as soon as their story changes?
- Who’s most likely to return something they borrowed in better condition than they got it?
- Who’s most likely to become the group’s unofficial therapist?
Most likely to questions for family 10 questions
- Who’s most likely to know which two relatives absolutely cannot be seated next to each other?
- Who’s most likely to be treated as the family expert on something they barely understand?
- Who’s most likely to agree to host the family and regret it before anyone has even arrived?
- Who’s most likely to get along brilliantly with the relative everyone else finds unbearable?
- Who’s most likely to send the family group chat a review of every hotel shower?
- Who’s most likely to get Grandma up dancing at her ninetieth?
- Who’s most likely to have relatives find out about their new job from the Christmas card?
- Who’s most likely to be the one who restarts the family group chat after the big row?
- Who’s most likely to talk a relative out of a miracle investment before they lose a penny?
- Who’s most likely to do all the voices when they read a bedtime story?
Most likely to questions for work 10 questions
- Who’s most likely to agree to a deadline they know is impossible?
- Who’s most likely to know exactly how little work they can get away with?
- Who’s most likely to leave on Friday and realise on Monday they still have the office keys?
- Who’s most likely to have rehearsed an argument with their boss that never happens?
- Who’s most likely to tell a colleague their email signature is longer than their emails?
- Who’s most likely to be so vague about their job that half their friends think they’re a spy?
- Who’s most likely to keep their camera off in every video call, even the one that’s about them?
- Who’s most likely to leave their own leaving drinks before the card gets read out?
- Who’s most likely to open the version history the second a colleague says, ’Yep, finished’?
- Who’s most likely to own up to a mistake in the meeting before anyone else has spotted it?
Most likely to questions about travel 10 questions
- Who’s most likely to claim something is "basically walking distance" when it absolutely isn’t?
- Who’s most likely to make a spreadsheet for a weekend away?
- Who’s most likely to pack for a short hike like they’re crossing the Arctic?
- Who’s most likely to take twenty group photos and step out of every one before the timer ends?
- Who’s most likely to learn three words of the local language and use them on everyone?
- Who’s most likely to forget the one thing they specifically reminded everyone else to bring?
- Who’s most likely to spend ages planning the trip and abandon the plan on day one?
- Who’s most likely to declare everything at customs, including one sausage?
- Who’s most likely to hide behind the map when the tour guide asks for a volunteer?
- Who’s most likely to treat a four-hour train delay as bonus reading time?
Most likely to questions about food 10 questions
- Who’s most likely to say "we’ll share" and slowly move the food closer to themselves?
- Who’s most likely to order the dangerously spicy option after everyone warns them not to?
- Who’s most likely to confidently explain a cooking technique they learned five minutes ago?
- Who’s most likely to call the burnt dinner ‘bold’ and ask for the recipe?
- Who’s most likely to leave exactly one biscuit so they can say they didn’t finish the packet?
- Who’s most likely to take the smallest piece and mention that they took the smallest piece?
- Who’s most likely to have a snack in their bag at exactly the moment everyone gets hungry?
- Who’s most likely to give you the better half without mentioning it?
- Who’s most likely to taste the sauce, say "it needs something", and know exactly what?
- Who’s most likely to reuse a teabag so many times that guests can taste it?
Most likely to questions for occasions 10 questions
- Who’s most likely to cry at the wedding of two people they barely know?
- Who’s most likely to host a whole party and not eat, drink or sit down once?
- Who’s most likely to completely ignore the prepared speech and somehow make it better?
- Who’s most likely to spend the whole event talking to the one person they already knew?
- Who’s most likely to spend half the night trying to get everyone into one photo?
- Who’s most likely to eat something meant for the children and hope nobody notices?
- Who’s most likely to stay until the end because they feel bad leaving the host alone?
- Who’s most likely to come to a fancy-dress party dressed as "someone in a normal jumper"?
- Who’s most likely to win an award and ask for it to be left at reception?
- Who’s most likely to be so easy to buy for that everyone just gets them socks?
Most likely to questions about everyday life 10 questions
- Who’s most likely to leave the house for milk and come back with everything except milk?
- Who’s most likely to say "it’ll only take five minutes" about a forty-minute job?
- Who’s most likely to accidentally become a regular somewhere they don’t even like?
- Who’s most likely to set five alarms and still wake up late?
- Who’s most likely to read the instructions only after getting it wrong?
- Who’s most likely to turn back halfway because they’re convinced they left something on?
- Who’s most likely to argue with the satnav before it finishes the sentence?
- Who’s most likely to spot the scam text that fooled half the family group chat?
- Who’s most likely to move house and keep driving back to their old supermarket for a year?
- Who’s most likely to hold the door for someone so far away that the person has to jog?
Time travel most likely to questions 10 questions
- Who’s most likely to come back from a year in the future and describe the whole thing as "fine"?
- Who’s most likely to visit the future, find a statue of themselves, and ask if it could be a bit smaller?
- Who’s most likely to set the time machine to the wrong century and have a lovely afternoon anyway?
- Who’s most likely to win a holiday for two and go on it twice, by themselves?
- Who’s most likely to use a time machine to leave the party five minutes before the argument starts?
- Who’s most likely to discover their future self is a disaster and come back with a colour-coded life plan?
- Who’s most likely to stop a famous disaster and let history credit someone else?
- Who’s most likely to get a time machine and skip every famous moment to see what an ordinary Tuesday was like in 1350?
- Who’s most likely to show adult friends their untouched teenage bedroom and explain every poster?
- Who’s most likely to write an itinerary for a day out with their teenage self?
Apocalypse most likely to questions 10 questions
- Who’s most likely to volunteer for first watch and fall asleep?
- Who’s most likely to wait for the green man after everyone else in the city has vanished?
- Who’s most likely to move into a furniture showroom after the apocalypse?
- Who’s most likely to have looted a shop and come out with candles that smell nice?
- Who’s most likely to spend their spare trading tokens on a doorbell for the tent?
- Who’s most likely to say they’ll come back for you and actually come back?
- Who’s most likely to be the survivor who says out loud, "I’m glad it’s you lot I’m stuck with"?
- Who’s most likely to keep the survivors’ camp going by putting on a show every Friday night?
- Who’s most likely to make tomorrow’s camp rota before tonight’s jobs are finished?
- Who’s most likely to be the settlement’s best cook and put up a sign asking people not to clap?
Horror most likely to questions 10 questions
- Who’s most likely to say ’Absolutely not, you go and check’ in the horror film, and make it to the sequel?
- Who’s most likely to survive the horror film because the villain can’t find a single thing about them online?
- Who’s most likely to be possessed by a demon that gives up because they won’t share anything personal?
- Who’s most likely to stop a séance because the neighbour says it’s quiet hours?
- Who’s most likely to ask the ghost to stop rehearsing its entrance during work calls?
- Who’s most likely to follow everyone into the creepy basement because the group seemed keen?
- Who’s most likely to fire the only gun just to find out what’s in the dark?
- Who’s most likely to refuse the shortcut through the abandoned hospital and take the six-hour road around it?
- Who’s most likely to take a free hotel room where a ghost applauds whenever they get out of bed?
- Who’s most likely to be the ghost who only haunts the house when everyone’s out?
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FAQ
Before you play
How do you play Who’s most likely to on Zubon?
The host creates a game and friends join with the code. One question lands on every phone, and everyone votes for one person at the same time. Side with the room and it’s +10, go against it and it’s −5, or name yourself and own it.
Can you vote for yourself?
Yes. Name yourself and you own it.
What is the prosecution?
With Prosecution on, the round goes round the table after the vote and everyone makes their case. It’s optional: the host switches it on or off in Settings.
How many people can play?
Two or more, each on their own phone.
Do my friends need the app?
Friends join from their own phone with the five-letter code or a QR scan, or by opening zubon.app and typing the code.
Is it all right for a family game night?
The questions on this page all come from Grounded, Hypothetical and Stories packs. Spicy and Controversial are the two 18+ vibes, and the host switches them on in Settings.
Is there a version for couples?
Yes: Kalsa, for couples, with two ways to play.
Is Would you rather in the same app?
Yes. Zubon has both games. Pick Who’s most likely to or Would you rather when you create a game, and change it any time in Settings. How Would you rather plays.
What is the report?
Where the people you play with put you, vote by vote, and where you put yourself. Not a personality test. It opens at five rounds, and both games feed the same report.
They already know
the answer.
One of you starts a game, everyone else scans the code, and you’re arguing inside a minute.
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