Fanta Coinquilini

Purpose of the game

Sharing a home becomes a light game that helps keep everything balanced without fighting. Points for doing dishes, paying bills on time, cooking for everyone. No arguments: just points.

How to play

One roommate creates the game, invites the others, and it starts immediately (no signup, no end date). Over weeks and months, anyone can assign points for daily actions: someone cleaned the bathroom (+3), someone left dishes in the sink (-2), someone paid the bill late (-3). Assignments always come with a brief note that makes them verifiable, not opinions. The leaderboard resets every month to start fresh, but the full history stays available. The game never closes: it lives as long as the shared home does.

The rules

• Dishes in sink over 24 hours -2.
• Cleaned bathroom on own initiative +3.
• Respected cleaning shift on time +1.
• Left washing machine full and forgotten -2.
• Emptied dishwasher on own initiative +2.
• Tidied common area on own initiative +2.
• Bill or shared expense paid late -3.
• Bought groceries on own initiative +2.
• Did shopping for whole house +2.
• Organized fridge or pantry +3.
• Noise after midnight on workday -2.
• Unannounced guest violating agreements -2.
• Broken shared agreement on times/spaces -3.
• Resolved disagreement with practical proposal +3.
• Broke something and didn't report it -3.
• Reported maintenance promptly +2.
• Didn't replace last toilet paper roll -1.
• Didn't take trash out on collection day -2.
• Cooked and shared dinner with whole house +4.
• Collected package or ran errand for roommate +1.
• Organized group evening +3.

When it makes sense to play it

All year, no end date. Lives as long as the shared home: for students, young professionals, couples sharing chores, co-living situations.