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Pick'd - The Social Party Game

Name: Pick'd - The Social Party Game
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Rating: 1 (1 reviews)

Ditch the repetitive prompts. Whether you are at a pre-game, in the dorm lounge, or on FaceTime, use one room code to access infinite game modes and find out who your friends really are.

Key Figures

Downloads

100

User Rating

1.0/5

Total Ratings

Publisher

THIRTYFIRST LABS LLC

Turn Every Hangout Into a Core Memory

Stop scrolling and start playing. With AI-powered prompts and high-stakes social deduction, Pick’d is the ultimate toolkit for your next pre-game or FaceTime link-up.

AI-Powered Savage Rounds

Never answer the same boring question twice. Our AI creates fresh, unhinged prompts that actually hit home for your friend group.

Master the Art of the Lie

From Imposter Hunt to Blind Spot, put your poker face to the test and see who in the group is a pro-level liar.

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Screenshots

Pick'd - The Social Party Game - A person holding an iPhone displaying the Pick'd app home screen with game statistics and options to create or join a game. — A person holding an iPhone displaying the Pick'd app home screen with game statistics and options to create or join a game.

Pick'd - The Social Party Game - A screen showing two iPhones with Classical Pickd and Imposter Hunt game modes — A screen showing two iPhones with Classical Pickd and Imposter Hunt game modes

Pick'd - The Social Party Game - Voting results screen in the Pickd app showing player rankings and a pie chart for a social prompt. — Voting results screen in the Pickd app showing player rankings and a pie chart for a social prompt.

Pick'd - The Social Party Game - A screenshot of the Imposter Hunt game mode in the Pickd social party app showing a location guessing interface — A screenshot of the Imposter Hunt game mode in the Pickd social party app showing a location guessing interface

Pick'd - The Social Party Game - Interface of the Pick'd social party game showing the Blind Spot game mode where players answer humorous questions using a slider. — Interface of the Pick'd social party game showing the Blind Spot game mode where players answer humorous questions using a slider.

Description

Pick’d is the all-in-one social-game hub for quick, hilarious rounds you can play anywhere—around a table, on FaceTime, or in a dorm lounge. One room code, three totally different game modes: Blind Spot: A numbers-only bluffing game. Everyone gets the same range (“0-100”) … except one player who sees a much smaller or larger range. Slide to pick your number, then vote on who’s clearly out of range. Nail the impostor before they blend in. Imposter Hunt: Social-deduction classic. Most players receive the same secret “location” (e.g., “wedding”). One player is the imposter with no clue. Ask one-line questions, read the vibes, and vote the liar out—or talk your way to victory if you’re the imposter. Pick’d Classic: Fast “Who’s most likely to…?” rounds. AI-generated prompts stay fresh and theme-aware (“funny”, “college”, “travel”, etc.). Point fingers, see who the group picks, and watch the leaderboard shuffle every round. Why you’ll like it: Infinite prompts: on-device AI prevents repeats across lobbies. Perfect for pre-game icebreakers, road-trip downtime, remote team socials, or family nights. Download Pick’d, start a lobby, and discover who your friends really are—one accusation at a time.