¿Qué tan bien me conoces?

me encanta este juego no parare de jugar con mi abuela

Good slay

It’s fun to guess what my family likes so please get the game it’s fun😇💕💕💕

If I could give this game a 0 I would. The questions are not only dumb but then after One partner answers their questions the other partner gets the same questions!!!! There should be different questions all the time. Also there should be a setting for married couples.

Thank God I was playing with my daughter when this ad came up! It had an add about selecting bondage and a blurred out inappropriate pose! Do not get this for your child! I don’t normally leave reviews but this is just wrong for children!

Just get rid of adds

I love this app I use it everyday for life and I put my name on there and my mom we loved the app I played it with my bast friend Todd and mom I liked the whole app and is my favorite app I use

This is a good family game and to play with friends to see how well they know you.

I like it because it make me laugh

"Do You Know Me?" pitches itself as a fun, engaging app designed to deepen connections between couples through a series of personal and revealing questions. While the concept is intriguing, the execution leaves much to be desired, particularly for those sensitive to topics around body image and self-esteem. The app offers a variety of free games meant to explore how well partners know each other's preferences and desires. However, many of these questions veer uncomfortably into personal insecurities. Prompts like "Player 1 wishes they were taller, thinner, younger, shorter" can be particularly triggering for individuals recovering from eating disorders or those struggling with body image. While the intention might be to foster understanding and closeness, the focus on physical and age-related attributes is misplaced and could reinforce negative self-perceptions rather than celebrate personal strengths and qualities that truly matter in a relationship. Recommendation: The developers need to revisit the question pool and steer away from appearance-based prompts, opting instead for questions that encourage partners to share meaningful experiences, values, and traits that contribute to a deeper, more supportive connection. Until then, users, especially those with sensitivities around body image, might want to proceed with caution or seek out alternative apps that focus on building self-esteem and mutual appreciation without the risk of reinforcing insecurities.