Quick elimination

First To Last To

The fastest mode in the app and a strong way to open a night. A prompt names who goes first or last, and the room reacts.

How it plays

Hand it to the group and start in seconds. There is no setup flow to explain.
The quick prompt rhythm gives the room energy without committing to a longer mode.
Come back to it between bigger rounds, since it never feels heavy or demanding.

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Best for warmups, casual hangs, and fast-moving groups Pace Fast Vibe Minimal and punchy

Why it works

First To Last To gets the room moving fast.

Hand it to the group and start in seconds. There is no setup flow to explain.

The quick prompt rhythm gives the room energy without committing to a longer mode.

Come back to it between bigger rounds, since it never feels heavy or demanding.

How to play

Start a round of First To Last To in four steps.

Gather the group and open the mode. There is no setup screen to clear.
The app shows a prompt naming who should be first or last to do something.
The room reacts, points at whoever fits, and the moment lands.
Tap through to the next prompt and keep the quick rounds going.

The details

What makes First To Last To work in a real room.

First To Last To is the lowest-friction mode in the app. You open it and a prompt appears naming who in the group is first or last to do something, and the room turns on whoever fits. There is no timer to manage and no rules to teach, so the first round starts within seconds.

Its speed makes it the ideal opener and the ideal filler. Use it to pull a scattered room together at the start of a night, then return to it between heavier modes when the group needs a quick reset. Because latecomers can join mid-session, the round never stops to onboard a new arrival.

Best fit

Use it when this kind of night is on the table.

If your group feels closest to one of these situations, this mode is a strong first pick.

Party Games for Adults

For nights that want bigger laughs, bolder prompts, and adult-party energy.

Party Games for Friends

For regular hangouts, pregames, and friend groups that want an easy crowd-pleaser.

Party Games for Office

For team nights and work socials that need quick rules, low setup friction, and a lighter tone.

FAQ

Good to know before you start

How fast can we start?

In seconds. Open First To Last To when the room wants to jump straight into a round.

Is it a warmup or a main game?

Both. It opens a night well and keeps the group moving between the longer modes.

What size group fits best?

Four or more. The prompts land harder when there is a crowd to single someone out.

Do the prompts repeat?

The deck rotates through enough prompts that a single session stays fresh before any repeat.