Survive. Each round the majority side is eliminated; the last 1–2 players standing win.

What happens on a tie?

Nobody is eliminated and the game moves to the next question.

How is this different from Majority Wins?

Inverted psychology: in Majority Wins you score by conforming; here conforming gets you eliminated.

🃏 Minority Rules

Vote with the FEW, not the many. Majority gets eliminated — survive to the end.

Each round shows an either/or question. Everyone secretly picks a side.
The bar-chart reveal rises — and this time the MAJORITY side is eliminated. Only the minority survives.
Ties eliminate no one. Rounds continue until 2 or fewer players survive — they win.
The trick: don't pick what you like, pick what you think most people WON'T pick.
Works from 3 players, but 6+ makes the survival rounds really sing — small groups can end in one round.

Minority Rules is a free online elimination party game inspired by TV-show 'minority wins' mechanics: everyone votes on a dilemma, then the majority side is knocked out. Reading the room beats personal taste — predict what your friends pick and dodge it.

Play with one phone or with everyone on their own phone via QR code. GameNight's AI host generates fresh dilemmas in your language, runs the secret ballot and stages the bar-chart elimination reveal. Works for 3 to 16 players — big groups get chaotic fast.

How do you win?: Survive. Each round the majority side is eliminated; the last 1–2 players standing win.
What happens on a tie?: Nobody is eliminated and the game moves to the next question.
How is this different from Majority Wins?: Inverted psychology: in Majority Wins you score by conforming; here conforming gets you eliminated.