No Silence: 2-Player Talk — App Store rankings
Byoungho Kim · Games · View on the App Store
About this app
The developer's US App Store description, in full.
Awkward silence? Not anymore. No Silence is a two-player conversation game for people sitting across from each other. You both answer the same question at the same time, then try to guess what the other one picked — and the talking starts on its own. Friends, family, teammates, people who just met: about 10 minutes is all it takes. ■ How to play · One person makes a room and gets a 5-letter code · The other enters it — you connect instantly over Bluetooth · Pick your relationship and vibe, then play together ■ Four round types · Simultaneous choice — match for a Sync bonus! · 3-second answer — reply before you can overthink it · Prediction — guess your partner's answer (bet your confidence) · One sentence — share a thought in a single line ■ Questions tuned to your relationship People who just met · Friends · Partners · Parent & child — each has its own set, and your chosen vibe (light to serious) shifts the feel. Every question and answer option is written by us and included in the app — players just tap their choice, and nothing is published or shared beyond the two paired phones. ■ Result & share Get today's chemistry grade from Sync, No-Silence and Prediction scores, then save a shareable card. ■ Offline, private by design Works over Bluetooth and peer-to-peer Wi-Fi — no server, no internet. Answers stay between the two phones and are never stored anywhere. Start free, and unlock the premium pack for more questions.
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