BookBook released the party game "Let's All Rank Together!" on Steam on November 12, supporting 2 to 10 players online. The game challenges players to predict the personal tier rankings in the "protagonist's" mind, with differing value judgments becoming the source of discussion and laughter.
In each round, the protagonist must rank five words into tiers S through D according to the prompt, while other participants predict their arrangement. The answers are not based on objective strength but depend entirely on the protagonist's personal choices.
The game features a Party Mode where players take turns as the protagonist, and a Streamer Mode where the streamer sets the questions and the audience participates in the deduction. Streamers can arrange answers in a separate window that won't be captured by the broadcast, and can test OBS settings through a dedicated page. The newly added "Unanimous" mode requires everyone to secretly arrange participant names, with success only achieved if all layers match exactly.
Compared to the demo, the full version increases the maximum number of participants from 6 to 10, expands the word sets from 10 to 85, and features over 600 questions covering six categories: Food, Lifestyle, Hobbies, People, Moods, and Hypotheticals. Players can also create their own questions and share them publicly via the Steam Workshop. The game is priced at 790 JPY, with a 5% discount bringing it to 671 JPY until November 26.