The game this page is about: one truth, many lies, and points for being a good liar.
Free · No app · 3–8 players
Two truths and a lie, turned around
In Bluff?, one player answers a question about themselves honestly, and everyone else writes a lie that sounds just as true. Then the whole group tries to spot the real answer.
Start Bluff?Opens the big screen on this device
How it works
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The suspect picks a question
Three questions about themselves, like "What are you secretly afraid of?". They pick one and write the truth.
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Everyone else lies
The other players write a convincing lie, something the suspect might plausibly have said.
- 3
Find the truth
All the answers appear as evidence on the big screen. Points for finding the truth, and for fooling others.
The best games for it
A cousin of the same idea: everyone answers anonymously, and you guess who wrote what.
What’s different from the classic
In two truths and a lie, one person does all the work. In Bluff?, everyone is busy every round: the suspect tells the truth, and everyone else is inventing a lie that has to fool the group.
Every player gets a turn as the suspect, so a game with 5 players takes about 15 minutes, and you learn something about everyone.
Questions
How do points work?
+500 for finding the truth, +250 for every player who falls for your lie, and the suspect scores for everyone who gets it wrong.
Do we need to prepare questions?
No. Bluff? has 95 questions in each language and puts the player’s name in them.
Is it suitable for work?
Yes. The questions are personal but family friendly, and the suspect picks one of three, so nobody has to answer something they don’t want to.
Is it free?
Yes, free and with no ads.
Need people to play with?
Come hang out in our Discord and find other people up for a game.