Same idea as Would you rather, with a twist: the first player picks their answer in secret, and the second has to guess what they picked. A useful gift or a useless but funny one? Being left alone in a bad mood, or gently nudged? When you get it wrong, a question restarts the conversation: “And you, what would you have guessed?”
A game has two rounds, roles swapped, and ends with a score on each side: “Lea knows Max’s tastes 70%, Max knows Lea’s 85%”, a title, and the three preferences of your partner you did not know. The game draws on the 300 dilemmas of Would you rather, plus 100 specific cards where the “right” pick for the other is genuinely uncertain, which makes the guessing interesting.
Both games keep their own memory of seen cards: playing here removes nothing from your next Would you rather games, and vice versa. Three levels, Light, Deep, Spicy, the last behind an 18+ confirmation.