The signature game · no sign-up
The don't
block me
quiz.
You answer ten questions about yourself. Your friends guess what you picked. The score decides how imaginary-dangerous your friendship is. Nobody is actually blocked — but the verdict card is very real.
What the verdicts mean
Three tiers · one stamp
- 0–3
BLOCKED
No friends were actually blocked. The block button is sweating, your friendship is not. This tier is an invitation to a rematch, not a sentence.
- 4–6
ON THIN ICE
You know the big stuff; a few plot twists got past you. Solid ground for one more hangout and a lot of “wait, you actually pick that?”
- 7–10
NEVER BLOCKED
This friendship has excellent receipts. A perfect 10 out of 10 adds a PERFECT SCORE stamp on top — it is a stamp, not a fourth tier.
How a round works
About two minutes per friend
- 01
You answer ten questions
Pick the options that sound like you. Your choices become the answer key — there are no objectively correct answers.
- 02
Friends guess your picks
They open your link, type a nickname, and choose what they think you chose — without seeing any answers while they play.
- 03
The verdict lands
Score, tier and a reviewed one-liner appear on a page they can share — straight back into your group chat.
Try a real draw
Live sample
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Three questions, straight from the bank
Drawn at random from the same reviewed bank your quiz will use — your answers are never shown here.
Answer these for realQuestions, answered
FAQ
Is anyone actually blocked?
No. The verdicts are a joke. Every BLOCKED result carries the line “No friends were actually blocked.” Nobody is blocked, muted, unfriended or notified anywhere — the block button is entirely imaginary.
How many questions are in a round?
Ten. Each quiz draws ten questions from an original, human-reviewed bank of 300 across seven categories — habits, favorites and food, love and life, personality, this-or-that, trust and friendship, and childhood confessions, zodiac and emoji.
Can my friends retake the quiz?
Yes. Every attempt is a separate record on the leaderboard, so a friend can run it back as often as they like — and watch their verdict improve (or not).
What do I need to play a round?
Just a link and a nickname of one to 24 characters. There is no sign-up and no app — the quiz runs in any mobile or desktop browser.
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