Majority Rules
Think like the crowd. Silly "would you rather" questions. Vote in secret and score by siding with the majority.
- 👥 2-10 players
- ⏱ 4-6 minutes
- 📱 Phones as controllers
How to play Majority Rules
- Two funny choices pop up on the TV.
- Everyone picks one on their phone, in secret.
- The big reveal shows what the room really thinks.
- Side with the majority to score. A tie means everyone scores.
Majority Rules is the easiest way to get a group talking. Every round asks one silly would you rather question, everybody votes privately, and then the TV shows the split. You score by thinking like the crowd, so the fun is in guessing your friends, not knowing facts. There is also a casual mode with no scores at all, perfect as an ice breaker.
Majority Rules questions
How many players do you need for Majority Rules?
From 2 up to 10. With just two of you it becomes Mind Meld: you both score when you pick the same thing. With more people it gets louder and funnier.
Can we play Majority Rules without scores?
Yes. Switch on casual mode in the lobby and just enjoy the arguments.
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