Lost Social HP
“Babe, you know I love you, but you also know how much I love fishing.”
The joke suggests that your worm-partner might become bait. Funny, but not exactly reassuring.
UH OH uses Jev, an AI model from TypeSafe, to judge how a reply lands in an awkward conversation. You choose an option or write your own; the game turns that judgment into Social HP.
Five awkward questions. Choose a reply or write your own.
Jev evaluates your reply in the context of the conversation.
Save the conversation, finish your run and challenge a friend.
TypeSafe describes Jev as its first System One Model, built for decisions such as scoring and judging. UH OH puts that to work in a social survival game: does your reply show care, handle the awkward moment or make things worse?
There is no single perfect sentence to guess. A little warmth, a good joke or a clear boundary can all help. The interesting part is what your words mean in that particular situation.
“Would you still love me if I was a worm?”
These two replies came from a recorded UH OH playtest. Both mention fishing, but they send very different messages.
“Babe, you know I love you, but you also know how much I love fishing.”
The joke suggests that your worm-partner might become bait. Funny, but not exactly reassuring.
“I love fishing, but every hook in the house is going in the bin if you become a worm.”
The same fishing idea becomes a promise to protect your partner. The joke now carries affection.
This pair shows what the game asks Jev to evaluate: the meaning of the reply, including its implied consequences.
Recorded playtest: . These were the outcomes in that run; individual results can vary.
The situations and reply options are written for the game. Jev evaluates your chosen or written reply; UH OH applies the score and shows the result.
No. Every question has reply options, and you can also write your own. That is where you can try a different joke, an honest answer or a way out nobody offered you.
No. The score is part of the game, not an EQ test or a judgment of your personality. Real conversations have more context than a short fictional scene.
No. UH OH is an independent game that uses Jev for scoring. TypeSafe makes Jev.
Yes. UH OH is free to play, needs no account and is available in eight languages. See how to play or jump straight into a run.
Five awkward questions. How much HP will you keep?