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About Go Food Fight

Dinner is already a fight. Go Food Fight makes it a fair one. Go Food Fight is a multiplayer food battle that decides where your group eats. One player starts the fight and sets the arena - how far everyone is willing to drive. The rest of the party joins with a six-character code or by tapping an invite link. Then the whole party swipes through the same deck of real restaurants nearby - the same cards, in the same order, on every phone. The first restaurant every player likes wins the fight instantly, on every screen at once, the moment the last like lands. If the deck runs out with no unanimous winner, the fight goes to sudden death: a thirty-second runoff on the party's top three. One vote each. Most votes takes the win. If the vote ties, start a new fight. HOW A FOOD FIGHT GOES DOWN 1. Start the fight. Set the arena: a search radius anywhere from 1 to 25 miles. 2. Rally your party. Share the code. Two players minimum, eight max. 3. Deal the deck and swipe. Eat or pass on every card. 4. Win the fight. The match fires the instant the last like lands, and every phone celebrates the same winner at the same moment. 5. Claim the prize. The winner is revealed with directions, a call button and a share button, so the fight ends with everyone actually going somewhere. WHY THE FIGHT IS FAIR - Nobody has to make a suggestion, so nobody has to be the one who "doesn't care." - Every player fights the same deck, so nobody is arguing from a different list. - One like each. A restaurant only wins when the whole party says yes to it. - Real restaurants, real photos, real distances from the middle of your group. WHAT THIS GAME IS NOT - No chat. No feed. No followers. Nothing to scroll. - No ads. - No in-app purchases, no subscription. Free to play. - No dish-by-dish menus. When the fight ends, the app hands you straight to the winner's listing for menus, reviews and hours. MADE FOR - Couples who have fought the "I don't care, where do you want to go?" battle four nights in a row - Friends picking a spot after work from four different offices - Families with one picky eater and one loud one - Anyone who has driven to a restaurant that turned out to be closed GOOD TO KNOW A food fight needs at least two players to start, and holds up to eight. A food fight expires 24 hours after it starts. Everyone signs in so that swipes and votes count one per player. You can delete your account at any time from Settings, or from our website if you no longer have the app. Restaurant listings, photos, ratings and hours are provided by Google Maps Platform. No ifs, ands, or buts.

App privacy

The developer, Middle Tennessee Mediation Services, LLC, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Linked to You

The following data, which may be collected and linked to your identity, may be used for the following purposes:

  • Location: Coarse Location
  • Contact Info: Email Address, Name
  • Identifiers: User ID

Used for: Analytics, App Functionality

Data Not Linked to You

The following data, which may be collected but is not linked to your identity, may be used for the following purposes:

  • Diagnostics: Crash Data, Performance Data

Used for: App Functionality

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