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Rating game
How Mad Would You Be?
Rate everyday relationship scenarios from no big deal to deeply upsetting.
6-10 min1-2 playersFree previewLive
Playable preview
Compare emotional thresholds before they surprise you.
Conflict scenarios1-10 scaleThreshold summary
6-10 min
1-2 players
Ready when you are
Open the full-screen game stage.
Game stage
Play without the page getting in the way.
The game opens in a focused full-screen stage. The guide, FAQ, and related links stay here for later.
How to play
Start fast. Talk after the choice.
The game is designed to create a useful moment quickly. Choose first, then use the answer as a softer way into the real topic.
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Read one scenario.
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Rate your reaction from 1 to 10.
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Compare the average and discuss the highest scores.
Benefit
Average result
Benefit
Trigger clarity
Example prompts
A quick look at the deck.
They cancel plans an hour before because they forgot another commitment.
They tell a private story about you because they thought it was funny.
They do not reply during a busy day but call you at night.
They make a big purchase without mentioning it first.
Why play this
What is How Mad Would You Be??
How Mad Would You Be? is a short relationship game built around conflict triggers, emotional expectations, and repair conversations. It gives you a contained way to compare instincts, name a preference, or start a conversation without turning the moment into a heavy talk.
How to use it well
Answer quickly first, then explain slowly. The useful part is usually not the choice itself; it is the reason behind the choice and the new information you learn about each other.
When to play
Use this game on a date night, during a quiet couch night, or when a relationship topic keeps circling without a clean starting point. Keep it light, but do not ignore a real boundary if one appears.
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FAQ
Is How Mad Would You Be? free to play?+
Yes. This version is playable as a free preview with no login, payment, or credit tracking.
Can couples play together?+
Yes. Most rounds work best when both people answer first, then compare why they chose that option.
Is this relationship advice?+
No. It is a conversation game. Use it to notice patterns and start a calmer conversation, not to diagnose a partner.
Can I replay it?+
Yes. Use the restart button on the result screen to clear the current run and play again.