Draw a challenge
Get a hypothetical task with a specific amount of money.
Party game about money vs principles
what are you willing to do for money?
Get fun, absurd, and awkward hypothetical challenges for money. Accept and earn or refuse and keep your principles. Guess your friends' choices and win.
The game
Money vs principles
For Money, Yeah? is a social-psychological party game about money, principles, bluffing, and reading people for groups of 2 to 40 players, where no one is left as a mere spectator.
Players face funny, absurd, ridiculous, fantastical, awkward, disgusting, epic, and morally ambiguous hypothetical challenges worth anywhere from $100 to $1,000,000.
Quick rules
How it works
Choose Yeah or No
Accept the money or refuse and keep your principles.
Guess your friends
Try to predict what the other players will choose.
Win by reading people
The player with the most Guessing Points wins.
Card examples
Absurd challenges
Awkward choices
Real reactions
Game mechanics
The price of choice
Money
Raises the stakes and intensifies moral choices, but does not affect victory.
Principle Points
Reflect the player’s values. By accepting money, the player loses these points and shapes their final humorous psychotype.
Guessing Points
Awarded to players who correctly guess someone else’s choice. These points determine the winner of the game.
Game Assistant
An automatic game assistant and score system is available directly on this site: press “Play”, add players, record answers, and the system will automatically calculate all types of points.
Pick your box
Choose your edition
16+
Light Edition
A lighter and more versatile version for friends, groups, and family game nights.
18+
Dark Edition
A more mature version featuring more difficult and provocative moral dilemmas.
Game flow
Round types
Common Round
All players receive the same dilemma and answer: “Yeah” or “No”.
Personal Round
Each player receives a personal dilemma. The other players try to guess their real choice.
Creative Round
An additional creative round where players come up with their own dilemmas and money amounts, while the others answer: “Yeah” or “No”.
Charity Round
Each player receives a unique charity dilemma and decides whether to keep the money or donate half of the earned amount. The other players try to guess their real choice.
Who wins?
The winner is the player who understands other people best and earns the most Guessing Points.
It's not about the money.
It's about people.
Inside the game
What's in one box?
- 1 game box
- 280 question cards
- 2 decision cards: Yeah / No
- 1 player’s guide
About the creators
Created by two friends
The game was created by Yehor Hnietniev (Musikaman) and Mykola Kravtsov (Niko), two friends who wanted to make a party game not only about winning, but also about emotions, values, unexpected choices, and the stories hidden within every group of friends.
While creating For Money, Yeah?, we explored challenges, social experiments, and moral dilemmas to gather the most interesting questions into a single game.
Kickstarter launch
Ready to test your principles?
For Money, Yeah? is coming to Kickstarter. Join the launch list and be the first to know when the campaign goes live.
FAQ
Questions
For Money, Yeah? works for 2 to 40 players, so no one has to sit out.
Light Edition is recommended for players aged 16+. Dark Edition is designed for players aged 18+.
You can learn the game in just a minute or two.
The box includes 280 question cards, 2 decision cards, a player’s guide, and the game box.
At the moment, the game is available only in English.
Yes. Both editions can be combined, and Dark Edition cards have a special mark so they can be separated again.