Moodring: Party Question Game

I’m quite the extrovert & I love connecting with others in conversation. I hate that feeling when you’re in a group and you feel like not everyone is included. It’s like we’re not really strangers but without the hassle of carrying everything around. Insert the names and direct the questions out to watch everyone’s brain start turning and introduce some amazing conversations into the group :) This is perfect for dinner parties, sitting having drinks, sitting at the beach or park. Only negative is sometimes it glitches and resets and I have to reenter names - with when you’re playing with 12 people can be a little annoying. I’ve recommended this app to so many others.

Finally the type of questions I’ve been looking for but $5 a week!?! That’s absurd. Monthly and yearly subscriptions too expensive as well.

This is like Piccolo with de-emphasized binge drinking, and more profound question prompts. The interface looks great and is sure to take the party or intimate gathering to a new level of friendship.

No more dreaded question apps with coworkers that have the stupidest most inappropriate questions… unless that’s what you want ;) I love that you can pick types of questions and categories based on who you’re with. It’s also great for parties and getting to know each other. Kinda like Piccolo if you’ve played that, but less superficial. Really fun. And they keep adding new questions.

Had so much fun playing this with my friends!! It reminded of We’re Not Really Strangers. Highly recommend doing the trial and trying some of the other questions packs

for those who enjoy interesting prompts, and are looking for ways to get to learn more about their friends and partners! this app’s a good alternative to we’re not really strangers. provides great conversation starter questions, too, if that’s something you’re looking for.

This is one of the best party games I’ve ever played In my life reminds me of we’re not really strangers

Had so much fun playing this with my friends last night!! It reminded me of We’re Not Really Strangers but in app form. The questions were pretty thought-provoking