Majority the Game

Majority the Game asks five short questions a day, each with a category and an icon: which animal would win a popularity contest, what ruins a vacation the fastest, what country comes to mind first when you hear 'Africa'. The trick is in the scoring. You are not rewarded for being clever or right, but for matching what everyone else said, so 'dog' beats 'peacock' and the obvious answer is usually the smart one.

After each guess the game shows how much of the crowd agreed with you, with a little room of cartoon players lighting up, and reveals the ranked list of popular answers with their percentages. The game also hands out daily awards for the funniest, most creative or most unhinged answers.

Each day's deck is numbered, counted from #1 on 1 September 2026, and past days back to the first can be played from a date picker. After the daily five, a Guess the percentage mode (added in October 2026) puts the majority answer on the card and asks how big a share it got. Players can leave a reaction face on answers, and a streak counter marks each day you come back. You can also write five questions of your own and share them as a link; friends play whenever they like and the board fills in as they answer. The game is free with no account; the home page links to the maker's other daily game, Centumth.

It suits anyone who enjoys Family Feud style survey questions, party games about reading the room, or a short daily game that is more about people than knowledge.