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Pregame, house party, dinner: one phone in the middle of the table and the debates start in 30 seconds.
The best party games →An opinion shows up. Everyone swipes: agree or disagree. The verdict drops, with the percentage of players who think like you. Then the debate starts.
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Tea beats coffee.
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80%
of players think like you
Four opinions straight from the app, with the real share of players who agree. Read them out loud to whoever is around you: it already works.
« Tea beats coffee. »
« Industrial sliced bread is better than bakery bread. »
« Giving flowers is a mediocre gift. »
« Pineapple on pizza is a crime. »
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PublishedA party game on your phone. The app shows a divisive opinion (“Tea beats coffee”), each player swipes right to agree or left to disagree, and the app reveals whether their take is Popular (majority) or Unpopular (minority), with the real percentage of players who think the same. Then you debate.
Yes, the app is free to download and plays without an account. Some themes are part of the Premium offer, presented in the app.
Solo, as a couple or in a group. Add the players’ names on the home screen and pass the phone around. Solo, you play against the stats of every other player.
No. One phone is enough for the whole table. No cards, no dice, no account to create.
Not yet. Unpopular Opinions is available on iPhone and iPad through the App Store. The Android version is planned; write to us if you want to be notified.
Yes, right from the app (“Submit your opinions”). Every submission is reviewed before publication; if accepted, you get a notification when it goes live.
From the real votes of every player in the app, updated continuously. The percentages quoted on this site come from that same data.
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Three moves, zero rules to explain
Read the opinion out loud
“Pineapple on pizza is a crime.” Short, blunt, no question mark. Everyone has a take.
Everyone swipes
Right if you agree, left if you don’t. Pass the phone around, or vote by show of hands in a group.
The verdict drops
“Your take is UNPOPULAR: 13% of players think like you.” The minority has to explain itself. That’s where the night starts.