Argue: Hot Takes Party Game
Unpopular Opinion & Red Flags
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Engage in lively debates with friends or solo against AI. Present your arguments for 30 seconds, and an AI judge delivers a verdict based on logic and persuasion. Unlock new decks and game modes to become the ultimate arguer.
What's New in Argue
2.0
October 12, 2026
AI Debate Coach is now Argue: a party game for hot takes, with an AI judge. • Pass the phone and argue a take out loud, 30 seconds each • Hear the verdict in the judge's voice: scores, your best line and the odd OBJECTION! • 12 decks, from Red Flag or Green Flag to Would You Rather • Party for 2 to 8 players, 1v1, or solo against the AI • Ranks from Rookie to Legend, plus Season 1: Food Crimes One party game and one solo spar stay free every day. If you already have Pro, you keep it.
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FAQ
What is Argue about?
Argue is a party game where players debate a given 'take' for 30 seconds, and an AI judge determines the winner based on logic, evidence, rebuttal, and persuasion. It's designed for friend groups, couples, and family game nights.
How does the AI judge work in Argue?
The AI judge listens to your arguments, which are converted to text using speech recognition. It then scores players on logic, evidence, rebuttal, and persuasion, providing a one-sentence explanation for the winner and quoting your best line.
Can I play Argue offline?
The description does not specify offline play. However, it mentions that Apple's speech recognition turns what you say into text, which may require an internet connection for the AI judge to process the verdict.
What are the different ways to play Argue?
Argue offers three main ways to play: Party mode for 2-8 players on one phone, 1v1 mode to settle disputes, and Solo mode to practice against the AI with a daily hot take.
How many takes are available in Argue?
Argue features almost 700 takes spread across 12 different decks, including Silly, Red Flag or Green Flag, Unpopular Opinions, Would You Rather, Deep, Couples, Work, Family, Overrated or Underrated, Spicy, Debate Club, and Season 1: Food Crimes.
Does Argue have ads?
Yes, Argue contains advertisements. The free version offers one party game and one solo spar daily, with access to four free decks.
What is Argue Pro and how much does it cost?
Argue Pro is a subscription that offers unlimited games, all decks and seasons, an AI opponent that argues back, roast verdicts, and custom decks. Subscription plans include Weekly ($2.99), Monthly ($7.99), and Yearly ($39.99), with a free trial available for eligible new subscribers on the yearly plan.
Is Argue suitable for all ages?
Argue has an age rating of 4+. While it offers 'Spicy' decks that are controversial, they are explicitly stated to be never explicit, suggesting a focus on debate rather than mature content.