Cheapshot

At first glance, this might seem like a cheap way to get a laugh, either from someone with no shame who'll do anything for the right price, or from someone so stubborn on their values that no amount of money could move them. But when the question is crafted carefully, it has real potential to reveal what someone actually values. Money is a universal tool for gauging what something is worth. With Cheapshot, you set the price, determining the value of things that don't normally have one. It's a chance to flex your creative side by dreaming up thought-provoking scenarios (or ridiculously vulgar ones), to flex your intuition by guessing what your friends value, and, of course, to crown yourself master value-setter, king or queen of intuition, or simply the friend who knows everyone best, aka the best friend. Here's how it works: one player becomes the Judge and secretly picks a dollar value, anywhere from $10 to $1 billion, that answers the round's question. Everyone else drags a slider to guess it. Closest guess wins the round, and the Judge earns bonus points of their own for setting a fair, guessable price instead of a trick number nobody could land on. Play in real time with 2–10 players in the same room, no extra devices needed beyond everyone's own phone. TWO WAYS TO PLAY • Pack Play: pick from question packs spanning gross-out dares, celebrity stunts, late-night confessions, and permanent life choices. • Creative Mode: flip the format: the Judge sees a secret price first and has to write a question that fits it, while everyone else reverse-engineers the number from the question alone. QUESTION PACKS Start free with the Base Pack and Starter Pack, then unlock packs like Celebrity Pack, Nightmare Fuel, Dignity Has a Price, The Long Game, Truth or Money, and After Dark for even more chaos. In the end, Cheapshot is a conversation catapult firing off intriguing questions meant to test how well you know your friends, and bring everyone closer together once the answers are revealed. Grab your friends, pass the phones around, and find out exactly what everyone's values are.