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What’s for thi tea?

In short.

A takeaway decider with a Yorkshire accent. For the evenings when nobody can decide what’s for tea.

Two options at a time. Ten rounds, then a final, then a ranking of the winners. Play solo, or make a room and let everyone vote on their own phone.

Choosing between two things is easier than choosing from a whole menu. The rounds do the deciding.

Try it.

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How it works.

On your own.

Ten quick rounds, then your stomach gets the final say.

Start screen with the hand-cut What’s for thi’ tea title, a Just thee button, a Create a room button and a room code field with Join

1. Start.

Tap Just thee to play solo. Got a room code? Pop it in and join.

Round 1 of 10 asking Indian against Pie and peas

2. Choose, round by round.

Two options a round, ten rounds. Here it’s Indian against Pie and peas, each with a Yorkshire aside.

The verdict showing Vietnamese, Booze and Pizza in first to third place and a Play again button

3. The verdict.

First, second and third, then Play again if tha’s not happy.

With the gang.

Make a room, share the code and everyone votes on their own phone. The mob’s ranking decides.

Room lobby showing the room code XYSC and a list of two players, Adam and Sam, with a Gerron wi’ it button

1. Fill the lobby.

Everyone sees the room code and who’s joined. The host starts the game once everyone’s in.

Waiting screen reading Tha’s done, 1 of 2 done, with a See results now button

2. Wait for the others.

Finish early and you see how many have voted. Tap See results now if tha can’t wait.

Group verdict reading T’mob ’as spoken with Pizza, Kebab and Italian ranked with vote counts

3. The mob decides.

The group’s ranking, with a vote count for each pick.