Roast The Group Chat
Roast the group you're playing with.
The people in the room are the topic. Four slides: a field guide to the group, evidence, rankings, and a closing statement. Rated on Accuracy, Brutality and whether everyone will recover.
How it works
- 1.Everyone gets a different angle on the same group
- 2.Name names: vague roasts don't score
- 3.Explain your rankings
- 4.The room decides who went too far
Your deck is already started
Nobody starts at a blank white slide. Every player gets these 4 slides pre-laid-out in the Roast theme, with a prompt on each one telling you what goes there.
A Field Guide To This Group
Sort everyone into types, nature-documentary style
Exhibits
Rankings
Everyone ranked, with a reason for last place
Closing Statement
End on something nice, or not
How you're scored
After each presentation the room votes on three things specific to this mode, not generic “was it good”.
Accuracy
Were they actually right about us?
Missed → Dead on
Brutality
How hard did they swing?
Gentle → Merciless
They'll Recover
Is the target going to be fine?
Not okay → Took it well
Roast The Group Chat prompts
Every player is dealt a different one of these.
- A field guide to this friend group
- Awards nobody wanted
- Our group chat, dramatized
- Ranking everyone by horror-movie survival odds
- Who here starts a cult first, and their pitch
- The unspoken rules of this friendship, spoken
- Casting this group as a reality show
- Everyone's most-used phrase, analysed
- Predicting where we all are in ten years
- A seating chart for our funeral
- Each person's villain origin, if pushed
- Who would survive a group holiday together
Ready to run Roast The Group Chat?
Free, in the browser, nothing to install. Share a six-character code and your friends are in.
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