Games like Superfight, with superpowers and a vote
Pick a Power is the closest Letternerd game to Superfight. Each round brings a scenario, you hold a private hand of three superpowers, and you play the one you think solves it best. The room sees every card played and votes for the best answer. For arguing a case out loud, try Defend it. Both are free in the browser.
What is Superfight?
Superfight is a party card game published by Skybound Games. Players build a fighter from character cards and attribute cards, put two fighters up against each other, then argue why theirs would win while the rest of the group votes on who made the better case. Its many expansion decks add new characters and themes.
Why people look for games like Superfight
- You want an absurd-argument game for friends who are not in the same room.
- You do not have the cards with you.
- You want something lighter that still ends with a vote.
Letternerd vs Superfight
| Feature | Superfight | Letternerd |
|---|---|---|
| The idea | Build a fighter from cards and argue why it wins | Pick a Power: play the superpower from your hand that best solves the scenario |
| Who decides | The group votes on the argument | The room votes for the best card played |
| Your hand | Character and attribute cards | A private hand of three superpowers each round |
| Where you play | Cards at a table | In the browser, each player on their own phone |
| Joining | Sitting at the table | Room code, link or QR code, as a guest |
Which should you pick?
Pick Superfight if
- You want the loud, face-to-face arguing that Superfight is built around.
- You want its fighter-building and expansion decks.
Pick Letternerd if
Pick Letternerd if- You want a quick superpower game you can start from a link.
- You are playing with friends in different places.
- You want three to eight players and a game in about eight minutes.
How Pick a Power plays
- A scenario appears for the whole table.
- You get a private hand of three superpowers. Nobody else sees them.
- Play the one card you think solves the scenario best.
- Every card played is shown and the room votes for the best answer.
Games where you argue your case
In Defend it you pick a side of an impossible choice and argue for it, then the room votes for the best case. Hot Takes asks for the worst opinion you can still defend, and Agree to Disagree gives one bold opinion per round to argue out.
- Defend it3–12 players · 12 minPick a side of an impossible choice and argue for it. The room votes for the best case.
- Hot takes3–12 players · 14 minSay the worst defensible opinion you have, out loud. Let the room judge.
- Agree to Disagree2–8 players · 8 minOne bold opinion per round. Agree or disagree — then argue it out.
Play games like Superfight
Free in your browser on any phone or computer. Play alone, or share the room code and everyone joins as a guest.
- Pick a Power3–8 players · 8 minA scenario, three superpowers, one card. Play the one that solves it best.
- Defend it3–12 players · 12 minPick a side of an impossible choice and argue for it. The room votes for the best case.
- Hot takes3–12 players · 14 minSay the worst defensible opinion you have, out loud. Let the room judge.
- Agree to Disagree2–8 players · 8 minOne bold opinion per round. Agree or disagree — then argue it out.
Frequently asked questions
Can you play Superfight online?
Letternerd does not have Superfight. Pick a Power is a free superpower card game in the same spirit, played in the browser: one scenario, three powers in your hand, one card to play, and a room vote.
Is there a party game where you argue and people vote?
Yes. Defend it has you argue one side of an impossible choice, and the room votes for the best case. Hot Takes and Agree to Disagree work the same way with opinions.
How many players does Pick a Power need?
Three to eight. A game takes about eight minutes.
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