Digital-downloads / Party debate gameReview-only draft · Not for sale

Small disagreements. Big arguments.

Thirty seconds.
Make your case.

A standalone party debate game for 3–8 people. Defend opposite sides of a funny everyday disagreement, then let the room decide whose argument wins.

Concept preview only. No download or checkout is available.

Change My Mind hero

A fair shot.
For every voice.

3–8

People around the table

30 sec

For each side to argue

Equal turns

The intended play experience

The game plan

Two sides.
One room of judges.

Not a test of who knows more. A chance to turn an everyday disagreement into your strongest thirty-second pitch.

The argument wins. Not the volume.

Guided turns, automatic points and joint winners for ties are part of the planned game. The file is still being prepared and tested.

  1. 01

    Take opposite sides

    Two players defend opposing positions on a funny everyday disagreement. Source-approved prompts are still being prepared; none are presented here as final.

  2. 02

    Make thirty seconds count

    Each player gets 30 seconds to make their case. Guided turns give both sides space to speak.

  3. 03

    Let the room decide

    The other players vote for the strongest argument. The planned game handles points automatically and allows joint winners when scores tie.

Before it reaches your table

A preview, not a promise of delivery.

Change My Mind is a separate game, distinct from Take a Side and Know Your People. The actual game and source-approved prompts are being prepared in the Hot Take project.

No reviewed file is attached to this preview. Testing and file review must happen before any release decision. Pricing has not been set, and purchases are not available.

Review-only draft. No product activation, storefront launch or delivery commitment.

For your next good-natured disagreement

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