Argue: Hot Takes Party Game for iPhone
Argue it out loud. An AI judge decides.
Pass the phone, argue FOR or AGAINST a hot take for 30 seconds, and hear the judge read the verdict, with scores for logic, evidence, rebuttal and persuasion.
One party game and one solo spar free every day.
Argue is played in English: speech recognition and the judge work in English.
We tried it this weekend and laughed (and improvised arguments) for hours. The topics are original and make for memorable debates.
What you get
A round takes about a minute
A take appears, two players argue FOR and AGAINST for 30 seconds each, and the judge reads the verdict aloud.
Scores with reasons
Logic, evidence, rebuttal and persuasion are scored 0 to 10, with one sentence on why the winner won and your best line quoted back. When the judge is sure, it calls out a fallacy such as a straw man.
Almost 700 takes in 12 decks
From Silly and Red Flag or Green Flag to Unpopular Opinions, Couples, Work, Family and Debate Club.
Three ways to play
Party (2 to 8 players on one phone), 1v1 (best of 3 or 5) and solo (the daily hot take against the AI).
What early testers say
We tried it this weekend and laughed (and improvised arguments) for hours. The topics are original and make for memorable debates.
It's such a change from classic party games! The app pushes you to be quick and funny. Everyone gets into it very fast.
Great concept for testing your friends' eloquence. The rules are simple and the turn-taking is very lively.
Feedback from people who tried Argue before launch. Names shortened.
Free, and what Pro adds
- Free
- One party game (up to 8 rounds, with the full verdict and the judge's voice) and one solo spar every day, with four free decks. Levels, ranks and the season track are always free.
- Pro
- Unlimited party, 1v1 and solo games, every deck and season drop, an AI opponent that argues back out loud, roast verdicts and custom decks. Yearly or weekly plans.
Plans and offers can differ between the App Store and Google Play, and are shown in the store before you subscribe.
Questions
Is Argue a debate trainer?
It is a party game. You argue a light-hearted take out loud, and an AI judge scores logic, evidence, rebuttal and persuasion and reads the verdict. It is fun practice at arguing a position, not formal debate coaching.
Does Argue record my voice?
No. Apple's speech recognition turns what you say into text, on the device on supported iPhones, and only the words go to the judge. They are not stored.
What is free every day?
One party game of up to 8 rounds with the full verdict and the judge's voice, and one solo spar, with four free decks.
Argue it out loud. An AI judge decides.
Argue is made by EASYTECH, an independent app studio in Annecy, France. Privacy policy · Terms of use. For iPhone.