EmojiFriends: Emoji for Friends

Telegram is full of games where friends answer questions about you. EmojiFriends Bot keeps it lighter: instead of questionnaires you make emoji for a person and see how well they get you in return.

The bot invites you to "find out who knows you best", and that is the whole point: a quick game that takes a couple of minutes, with no sign-up and no profile to fill in.

How the game works

You tap the button in the bot and can make emoji for a friend. Your friend can do the same for you. Each result shows how people close to you see you, and it can be funny or surprising.

The game runs on a personal link. The /mylink command gives you one so you can drop it into a chat or put it in your profile.

1. Start the bot. The /start command opens the main menu with the create button.
2. Grab your link. The /mylink command gives you the address friends use to make emoji for you.
3. Share it. Send it to a chat or pin it in your profile.
4. Check the results. The /results command shows what came out.

What the results show

The /results command gathers everything in one place. It is handy for comparing which emoji different friends picked and seeing whose opinion of you matches your own.

Treat it as a reason to laugh and talk in the group chat, not as a serious test. One little face says nothing about a person's character.

The VIP subscription

The bot has a /vip 👑 command with a paid subscription and an /unsub command that cancels it. Check the terms and price inside the bot before paying, since they can change.

• Before paying read how long the subscription runs and on what terms.
• Look at renewal. A subscription may be charged regularly until you cancel it.
• Cancelling: the /unsub 🔄 command stops further charges.

If you only want the game for one evening, you may skip the subscription. See what the basic mode offers first.

Staying out of trouble

Everyone you send your personal link to can see it, and the game depends on your friends' choices. Post it where people you know will see it, not in big public channels where strangers might pick emoji for you.

The bot only needs what the game requires. Never send it passport details, bank information or other private data, even if a message claims to come from "support". Support contact details are in the bot profile.

If a friend sends you a link and you doubt it is real, ask them in a private chat. Scammers sometimes fake links to popular games to get into accounts.

Why games like this catch on

Short interactive formats work well in chats: they need no preparation, spread by link and start conversations. Watching how friends see you is always interesting, especially when the choices turn out funny.

Want more variety? Invite several people at once and compare the results. The more players, the better the picture 😄.