How to play Wrong answers only
Every night a made-up crowd votes for the funniest of four wrong answers, and you guess which answer won. Before the first question you see the crowd's mood for the night, such as animal people or a hungry crowd, and that mood tells you what they laugh at. Tap an answer, or press 1 to 4 on a keyboard. A drawn audience laughs as the votes come in, the bars show the whole split and one line explains why the favourite won, for example the word that caught the mood. Then you can tap the heart on your own favourite to see how much of the crowd agrees with you; that tap never changes the score. You score the share of the crowd that agreed with your guess, and hitting the crowd favourite several times in a row adds a growing streak bonus. Five questions a day, the same for everyone.
Tips
- Read the mood first: it points to the favourite most of the time
- Read the line under each result, it tells you whether the mood or the crowd's own taste won
- A close second still scores, so pick the answer most people would laugh at
- Favourites in a row are worth more, so a streak can make your day
- Your crowd reading tracks the share of favourites you hit over every finished day
About Wrong answers only
Wrong answers only started as an internet joke, the kind of post where people reply with the most ridiculous answer they can think of. We turned it into a quick daily game about reading a room: five questions, four funny answers each and a crowd with a different mood every night. The crowd is invented and seeded by date, so everyone plays against the same audience, and after every vote the game tells you why the favourite won, so you can learn what each mood falls for. A running crowd reading shows how good you are getting. No account, no ads, just five questions and a few laughs.
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