Party games
Pecking Order
Order the things. Tallest, oldest, hottest, furthest. As a team, against the clock.
- Players
- Party room, up to 8 players
- A round takes
- about 6 minutes
- Price
- Free, always
How to play
Five things, one true order: tallest, oldest, hottest, furthest. The prompt says which way.
Order them as a team against the clock. Every set is sourced from stable reference figures.
Points for every item in its right place.
How to start
- Create a free account and open a party room from the arcade.
- Share the room code. Friends open we2gether on their own phones and join with a nickname, no account.
- Or choose couch play, and pass one phone around the room instead.
- Pick Pecking Order from the shelf and the hosts take it from there.
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