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Would you forgive? 140+ betrayals, big and small

They read your messages. Your best friend dated your ex. Forgive, or never? 140+ situations from tiny betrayals to unforgivable ones, across six intensity levels — then see the community’s verdict once enough votes exist.

Free · no accountSolo or with friends5 min

How to play

  1. 1Pick an intensity.
  2. 2Read what they did.
  3. 3Forgive, or never.

One phone each, revealed together

Examples

A few cards from the deck (the family-to-hard end).

  • Would You Forgive?

    Eats the last biscuit and puts the empty packet back in the cupboard.

    I’d forgive / NeverFamily
  • Would You Forgive?

    Replies "k" to a three-paragraph message.

    I’d forgive / NeverFun
  • Would You Forgive?

    Likes their ex’s holiday photos at 2 a.m.

    I’d forgive / NeverAwkward
  • Would You Forgive?

    Reads your diary and quotes it during an argument.

    I’d forgive / NeverHard
  • Would You Forgive?

    Forgets your birthday but never forgets their dog’s.

    I’d forgive / NeverFamily
  • Would You Forgive?

    Leaves you on read for three days, then sends a meme.

    I’d forgive / NeverFun
  • Would You Forgive?

    Has never posted you after a year together.

    I’d forgive / NeverAwkward
  • Would You Forgive?

    Kisses someone at a party and confesses the next morning.

    I’d forgive / NeverHard
  • Would You Forgive?

    Spoils the ending of a series you’re still watching.

    I’d forgive / NeverFamily
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Would You Forgive?

Alone, find out how much of a grudge-holder you really are — and whether the community is softer than you. With friends, read each betrayal out loud and vote together; the friend who forgives everything and the one who forgives nothing will both learn something. In a Party Room, everyone answers on their own phone and the verdict is revealed at once. As a couple, it’s an honest conversation disguised as a game. Keep it light, or don’t.

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

How do you play Would You Forgive?

Each card is something a partner, a friend or someone close did to you. You answer forgive or never. Once enough people have voted on a card, you see how the community judged it.

Is it a good game for couples?

It’s a revealing one. Start at the lower levels, play on one phone or in a Party Room for two, and talk about the cards where you disagree — that’s the point.

Is it free?

Yes for levels 1 to 4, with no account. Levels 5 and 6 are 18+, behind an age confirmation, with a free part and the full 18+ deck in the Games Pass (one-time purchase, also included in Wabiro+).