Party
- Party
- Brainy
- Big groups
Bluff
Type a lie, spot the truth, fool your friends.
Opens a room on this screen. Put it on the TV; everyone joins from their phone.
- Players
- 3 to 10
- On your phone
- Types & taps
- Length
- About 10 min for 8 questions
- Join mid-game
- Yes
- Streamer mode
- Chat cheers
- Across homes
- Yes
- Saves progress
- No: every game starts fresh
What it's like
A weird fact goes up on the TV with a blank where the answer should be. Everyone types a lie that sounds true, then picks the real answer from the pile, lies and all.
You score for spotting the truth and for every friend your lie fools. The reveal goes one answer at a time, the least picked first and the truth last, so you see who fell for what and whose lie it was.

How to play
Read the fact
The TV shows a true fact with one part blanked out.
Write a lie
Type an answer that sounds true and lock it in. Type the real answer by accident and the TV asks you for another.
Find the truth
Every lie and the truth are shuffled together. Pick the one you believe; you can't pick your own.
Score twice
The truth pays 1,000. Your lie pays 500 for every player it fooled.
The last one doubles
The last question pays double, so nobody is out of it until the end.



Chat cheers
Your viewers get one big Cheer button on their phones. The more of them tap, the fuller the meter on your stream, then confetti. Bluff plays the same with or without them.
How Streamer mode worksBefore game night
Bluff needs at least three players and seats up to ten.
Keep lies short: there's room for 40 characters.
Stuck for a lie? Write nothing and the game slips one in for you, though it won't score.


