Want to impress your boyfriend with a game that YOU made? Six questions only he could answer.
Try it live A drawing of how it works, not a photograph. The real one is one tap away.
Six rooms, each asking something only they would know — where you were, what you cooked, what they called your terrible haircut. Get it and the memory behind it opens. It is built to be answered from memory on a phone: case, punctuation, accents and a leading "the" are ignored, a typo or two is forgiven, and saying more than was asked is right. After two wrong tries a hint appears; after four the page simply tells them and lets them through, and the ending is honest about which ones it gave away. Nothing anywhere says wrong, failed, or game over. The answers are never sent to the browser — a quiz that ships its answer key is a quiz you read instead of play.
Anything beyond this list we quote separately, in writing, before we start.
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