Zubon: Would you rather?

Two options. No middle. Which one are you?

Zubon is the would-you-rather game for friends in the same room. One dilemma goes out to every phone and everyone picks a side. That part is easy.

Then comes the part that scores: call which of your friends went the same way you did. Read the room and it pays. Miss more than one and it costs you.

Your friends don't need the app. The host starts a game, everyone else joins from their own phone with a five-letter code or a QR scan.

How a round plays
• One dilemma, on every phone at once. Tap a side. The tap is your vote.
• Call the friends you think picked what you picked. As many as you like.
• The room splits and you see where everyone landed.
• At most one miss pays +10. Two or more costs you 5.

Sixteen axes
Every dilemma sits on one of sixteen axes. Cautious or risk-taking. Diplomatic or blunt. Private or open. Others first or self first.

Your report
Five rounds in, your report opens, and it keeps going for as long as you keep playing. It shows where the people you play with put you, axis by axis.

Nothing settles on one night, and nothing settles on one group. Play with a second crew and the reads get stubborn or they fall apart.

How the people you play with see you, vote by vote. Not a personality test.

Around 50 packs, written by hand
Grounded, hypothetical, stories, controversial and spicy. The room votes on which way the night goes, and the packs change with it.

The bit you send on
Every round ends on a card of how the room split. Send it to the people who weren't there and let them argue about where they'd land.

Made for game nights, parties, pre-drinks, road trips and the long dinner nobody wants to end. One player and up.

Free to play. Made in Norway.