How to Play One Has to Go

Four options. One must go. Defend your choice and discover where you and your partner disagree—or agree to disagree.

How the game works

See the four options
Each round gives you four things (e.g. pizza, salad, ice cream, cheesecake). You both have to pick one to eliminate. No ties—one has to go.
Pick one to eliminate
Decide which one gets the boot. It might be easy or agonizing. That's the point.
Defend your choice
Explain why. Compare answers. When you disagree, that's when the real fun starts.

What you'll see

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Example sets

Pizza, Salad, Ice Cream, Cheesecake — which one has to go?
Morning person, Night owl, Nap lover, Early dinner — one has to go.
Coffee, Tea, Hot chocolate, Energy drinks — pick one to eliminate.

Hidden features

Click the speaker on any question to have a voice narrate it out for your group.
Duplicate a game to adjust the questions to your vibe.
Make any game private to keep it just for you.

Playing tips

Disagreements are gold. Defend your pick—that's where the laughs and insights come from.
Think out loud. "I'd eliminate X because…" sparks debate.
Great for road trips or waiting for food—quick rounds, big opinions.

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