Weekly Date Night

Fib Night

Write a believable fib. Find the real answer.

One phone each. Nothing you type is saved anywhere.

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How to play

What you need

A phone each. One person starts a game and reads out the code. Everyone else types it in on their own phone.

Just the two of you

You each get your own prompt about yourself, like your favorite pizza topping.

Write the real answer and two believable fibs. Your partner sees all three, shuffled, and taps the one they think is real.

A point for finding your partner's real answer, and a point each time your fib fools them. Three rounds.

With friends

Each round is about one player. They write the real answer, and everyone else writes a fib that player might have given.

Then everyone except that player and their partner hunts for the real one in the shuffled list.

Two points for finding it, one for every player your fib fools, and the player it is about gets one for every player who picks their real answer. If you are hunting and your fib turns out to be the real answer, that counts as finding it: 2 points. Everyone gets a turn.

Matching fibs show up once. If every other answer matched your fib or was the real answer, the only one left for you to tap is the real one, so nobody hunts that round and it goes straight to the reveal.

Nothing you type is saved

No accounts, no email. What you type lives only for the length of the game and the room deletes itself afterwards. There is no way to go back and read it, on purpose, including for us. The game keeps one anonymous count a day of games started, games finished and taps on the subscribe button. Nothing in it identifies you or your game.