The Prophecy is a party prediction game for 3–10 players. At the start of the night, everyone secretly locks in one prediction about how the evening will go. The predictions stay hidden while you party — then at the end they are revealed one by one, and the group votes on which ones actually came true.

3–10 players

Predict the Night. Prove You Know Your Friends.

Predict the night. Prove you know your people.

If you've played Most Likely To or Who In This Room Would, The Prophecy comes from the same instinct — calling out what your friends are going to do — but it plays out over the whole evening instead of one round of pointing. At the start, everyone privately picks one prediction from a deck of very specific party moments: someone will say "main toh bas ek drink lunga" and have three, someone's phone will die first, someone will order food at 2am. Nobody knows what anyone else predicted, so the night becomes a quiet game of watching for it. At the end, each prophecy is revealed and the room votes on whether it came true. The best prophet of the night is crowned Nabi-e-Raat.

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At the start of the night, everyone secretly picks one prediction about how the evening will go.

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Predictions stay hidden while the party carries on — keep an eye out for yours coming true.

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At the end, each prediction is revealed and the group votes on whether it happened. Every yes is a point for that prophet.

How does voting work?

At the end of the night, each prophecy is revealed one at a time. Everyone except the prophet has 15 seconds to vote Haan (it came true) or Na on their own phone. Every Haan vote is a point for the prophet.

What kind of predictions can I pick?

You choose from a deck of 20 specific party moments — someone checking their phone 10+ times, an ex being mentioned unprompted, a 2am food order. Predictions are about what will happen tonight, not about a named person.

How many players?

The Prophecy works with as few as 3 players and up to 10.

How long does it take?

Picking a prediction takes a minute at the start. The reveal at the end takes about 15 seconds per player. In between, the party carries on — you can play other games while the prophecies wait.