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About this game
Mind Duel is a two-player guessing game that runs entirely through a link. The first player answers three questions about themselves — what they would do on a weekend, what they check first when ordering delivery, how they behave when they are going to be late — and the answers are sealed into the share link. The friend who opens it sees the same three questions and picks what they think the first player chose. Then comes the reveal: question by question, their guess next to the real answer, with a score out of three and a verdict that says exactly how well they read you. Three out of three is a scary couple; zero out of three is a friendship audit. There is no timer and no second chance, which is the point: the first instinct is the honest one. Questions are drawn from a pool of eight by a seed carried inside the link, so both players always see the same three, and every new round is a fresh set. After the reveal the guesser can set their own three questions and send the link back, which turns the game into a two-way chain. Everything runs in the browser with no download, no account and no server round-trip — the answers travel inside the link itself.
How to play
Press start and answer the three questions honestly. Copy the link and send it to the person you want to test. When they open it they guess your answers and both of you see the result. They can then answer their own three questions and send it back.
Tips & Tricks
- Answer as you actually behave, not as you would like to, or the result means nothing
- When guessing, go with the first instinct; overthinking usually picks the answer you would give, not theirs
- Send it to one specific person rather than a group — one-to-one is what makes the result sting
- Run it again with a new set of three questions; the pool rotates every round
Frequently asked questions
Do both players need to install anything?
No. The whole game is one browser page. The first player creates a link with their answers sealed inside it, and the friend only has to open that link. No download, no account, no server call.
Can the guesser read the answers before guessing?
Not in the interface. The answers travel inside the link itself, so a technically curious friend could decode it, but nothing is shown until the reveal screen.
Is there a daily version or a score to beat?
No timer and no leaderboard — the point is the two-person result and the return link. Every round draws three questions from a pool of eight, so repeating it gives a new set.
