Rate me, crush and confession game ideas for your story

A blank “ask me anything” makes friends think. A game gives them a job: send a score, name a crush, confess a secret. That is why game stories usually get more replies, faster. Loomii has six games, and every one has its own link so you can switch without changing your settings:

• Ask me anything — loomii.link/yourname
• Rate me — loomii.link/yourname/rate
• Q&A — loomii.link/yourname/qna
• Crush — loomii.link/yourname/crush
• Confession — loomii.link/yourname/confess
• Honest opinion — loomii.link/yourname/opinion

Ask me anything is free for everyone; the other games unlock with coins (new accounts start with 100 free coins), and an Unlimited pass unlocks them all.

Friends send you a score out of 10, with a comment if they want. It’s quick, so it usually gets the most replies of any game.

Prompt ideas:

• Rate me 1–10, be honest 👀
• Rate my outfit today.
• Rate my vibe out of 10.
• Rate my last post.
• Rate my friendship skills.
• Rate my music taste.
• Rate my cooking (you’ve tasted it).
• Rate my handwriting.

Tip: Post the average score on your next story — people love seeing the result.

Friends can tell you about a crush — on you, or on someone else — without being named. Keep it light; the point is giggles, not exposing anyone.

• Who’s your crush? I won’t tell 🤫
• Do you have a crush on me? Yes / no / maybe.
• Describe your crush in three emojis.
• Is your crush in my story viewers?
• First letter of your crush’s name?
• Would you ever tell your crush?

Never post a reply that names a real person who hasn’t agreed to it. Screenshots travel fast.

Confessions get the most surprising replies. Friends share something they’ve never said out loud — about you, school, or life.

• Confess something you’ve never told me.
• Confess your most embarrassing moment.
• Confess something you did that I never found out about.
• Confess your unpopular opinion.
• Confess what you really thought when we first met.
• Confess something you’re proud of but never shared.

If a confession sounds like someone is in danger or being hurt, don’t treat it as a joke. Report it from the message, and if it’s urgent call 112. Loomii reviews safety reports first.

Honest opinion asks for feedback — “What do you honestly think of me?”, “What should I change about my profile?”. Q&A works like a press conference: you answer a pile of questions in one story, which is great before a trip, a result day or a big change.

• Honest opinion: What’s my best quality? My worst?
• Honest opinion: Should I cut my hair?
• Honest opinion: Is my username cringe?
• Q&A: Ask me about my new school / college / job.
• Q&A: Ask me anything about my trip.
• Q&A: Questions about my exam prep — fire away.

Posting the same prompt every day gets fewer replies each time. Rotating games keeps your story interesting. Here is a simple week you can copy:

• Monday — Rate me: “Rate my weekend out of 10.” Quick replies to start the week.
• Tuesday — Q&A: “Ask me anything about my new class / job / hobby.”
• Wednesday — Honest opinion: “What’s one thing I should change about my profile?”
• Thursday — Quiz: share your “How well do you know me?” link and post the scoreboard the next day.
• Friday — Crush: “Is your crush in my story viewers? 👀” Friday-night energy.
• Saturday — Confession: “Confess something from this week.”
• Sunday — Rest day, or answer the best messages from the week in one big story.

Each game has its own link, so you just paste a different one each day — no settings to change.

Games work even better when a whole group plays. A few formats that go down well:

• Group Rate me: everyone posts their Rate me link on the same day, then you compare scores in the group chat.
• Class superlatives: post a Q&A asking “Who in our class is most likely to…” and share the funniest answers (without anyone’s private details).
• Quiz battle: two friends make quizzes about themselves and see who gets the higher average score.
• Birthday special: on a friend’s birthday, ask everyone to send them a kind anonymous message through their link.

Group games should stay kind. If someone is getting piled on, stop sharing the replies and check in with them.

• Posting the link with no prompt — fix: always write the question on the image.
• Using a tiny sticker in the corner — fix: make it big and put it in the middle.
• Posting a Crush or Confession game to a huge public audience — fix: use Close friends for personal games.
• Screenshotting replies that mention other people — fix: only share replies about you.
• Answering mean replies to “clap back” — fix: block, report and move on; it stops the pile-on.
• Never answering — fix: reply to a few messages each time so people know you read them.

Loomii’s quiz is different: you write multiple-choice questions about yourself, friends answer, and a scoreboard shows who knows you best. It’s free. See quiz question ideas.

1. Open the reply in your Loomii inbox.
2. Tap Reply — the app puts the prompt and answer on a story card.
3. Pick a template (Loomii has festival and seasonal ones), add your answer and share to Instagram, Snapchat or WhatsApp.

Want more prompt ideas? There are 100+ in our anonymous questions list. For where to post your game link, see the Instagram and Snapchat guides, or start at the complete guide.