Party games
Hear Me Out: 150+ questionable picks to defend
The hear me out game: an unlikely crush, a strange pick, a take nobody asked for — and somebody has to defend it. 150+ prompts across six intensity levels. The room votes valid or no; alone, you get the community’s verdict once enough votes exist.
Free · no accountSolo or with friends10 min
How to play
- 1Pick an intensity.
- 2Read the prompt and defend it.
- 3Vote: valid or no.
One phone each, revealed together
Examples
A few cards from the deck (the family-to-hard end).
- Hear me out…
a dragon who hoards books instead of gold
Valid / NopeFamily - Hear me out…
the villain who monologues for twenty minutes, but with perfect posture
Valid / NopeFun - Hear me out…
the ex who gives your stuff back ironed and folded
Valid / NopeAwkward - Hear me out…
the hitman who’s a brilliant dad
Valid / NopeHard - Hear me out…
the lighthouse keeper who writes letters to the sea
Valid / NopeFamily - Hear me out…
the alien who came to conquer Earth and stayed for the croissants
Valid / NopeFun - Hear me out…
the dim knight who can’t read but would die for you
Valid / NopeAwkward - Hear me out…
the con artist who emptied your account, but the dinners were incredible
Valid / NopeHard - Hear me out…
a knight who’s scared of horses
Valid / NopeFamily
Hear Me Out
This one is made for a group. Someone reads the prompt, one brave person makes the case — why the cartoon villain is, honestly, a catch — and everyone votes valid or no. Pass the role of defender around the table so everyone gets a turn. In a Party Room, each player votes on their own phone and the verdict lands for everyone at once. Alone, you play judge: vote on each pick and see whether the community is as open-minded as you are.
Intensities
- FamilyGrandma-proof
- FunSilly, never awkward
- AwkwardCringe and embarrassing
- HardProvocative, uncomfortable
- Spicy 18+Adults only
- Unhinged 18+Adults only, no limits
Levels 5 and 6 are for adults only: you confirm you are 18 or older before they are dealt.
Questions
What does “hear me out” mean?
It’s what you say right before defending something indefensible — usually a very unlikely crush. The game turns it into a debate: one person pleads, the room judges.
How many players do you need?
It’s best with three or more, so there’s a defender and a jury, but you can play alone against the community vote. Party Rooms take up to sixteen phones.
Are the prompts about real people?
No. Every prompt is an original archetype written by Wabiro — the villain, the talking appliance, the overly polite ghost — never a real or named person.
Is it free?
Levels 1 to 4 are free with no account. Levels 5 and 6 are 18+, behind an age confirmation, with a free part and the full deck in the Games Pass (one-time purchase, also included in Wabiro+).
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