Argumento

How a round works

1. Draw

   The game draws a statement and decides who argues for and who argues against.

2. Writing

   Each player writes their own argument within the time limit.

3. Voting

   The other players are jurors and vote for whoever convinced them more.

4. Points

   Only the winner gets the full score. In a tie, both score for the votes they received.

Five ways to play

• Standard

  Classic duel: two players argue for and against the statement, and the jurors choose who convinced them more.

• Anonymous

  Same as Standard, but identities stay hidden until the final ranking. Less bias, more focus on the text.

• Devil's Advocate

  One player alone defends an almost impossible statement, and the jurors say whether they were convinced.

• Presidential Candidates

  Election debate questions: one candidate answers and the others say whether they would vote for them.

• Streamer

  Made for live streams: the speaker argues out loud and the audience votes in real time.

How points work

The score considers the votes, the difficulty of the statement and how concise the text is.

1. Very easy
2. Easy
3. Moderate
4. Hard
5. Very hard
6. Brutal
7. Extremely hard

The harder the side you defend, the more points. Shorter texts also earn more.

Where and with whom to play

• Public rooms

  Join an open room or create your own. Each room has a 4-character code to share.

• Custom rooms

  With a password, your own statements and longer rounds, to play with your group.

• With friends or bots

  You can play with real people or let bots fill the room.

• Audience

  Viewers join through a link and vote live, without having to play.

• On Discord

  It also runs as an Activity inside Discord.

• Three languages

  Portuguese, Spanish and English, with statements in each language.

Technologies

• Next.js
• React
• Firebase
• Discord Activity
• Real-time multiplayer