Ranking the Friends is the social party game that lets you rate your friends anonymously on the questions you'd never normally ask out loud. The app throws out funny, honest and sometimes painfully relatable questions, and everyone votes anonymously on who fits best. The result comes in as a ranking, from most to least. Nobody knows who voted for what. Everyone sees the outcome. HOW IT WORKS You play with 3 to 50 players, each on their own phone. The app puts a statement on the table, like who lies the most or who'd be the first to end up in jail. Everyone votes anonymously. Then the ranking appears and you see who comes out on top. And here's the twist: you score points by guessing what the rest will vote. The closer your answer is to the group average, the more points you grab. Then comes the next question, and the next. At the end you see the top 3 and who scored the most points. No complicated rules. No long explanations. You open the app and you play. WHAT THE APP GIVES YOU - Hundreds of sharp statements that spark discussion - Fully anonymous voting, so everyone dares to be honest - Plays with 3 to 50 players, each on their own phone - Cast to Chromecast, so the whole group can watch along - Rankings that are instantly visible to the entire group - A scoring system where you have to be able to read your friends - A top 3 and overall winner after every session - Results you can screenshot and share - Always new questions, so no round is the same - Play instantly with a simple profile, no login or passwords - Free to play whenever you want FOR WHICH MOMENTS - Parties and drinks - Friend days and birthdays - Long car rides and holidays - A night in on the couch - Student houses, weekends away and everything in between Wherever your friends are together, Ranking the Friends works. It's all about the reactions. The laughter, the disbelief and the moment someone denies it while everyone else knows exactly how it is. And in the end you'll know who reads their friends best. Download Ranking the Friends and discover what your friends really think of you.