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Indoor Game - The Perfect Game For Families, Groups, Or Children
by Matthew Toone
Do you remember when your mother taught you not to cheat or to lie? I recall many times playing games with my family, siblings, or friends, and me and my brother would secretly try to cheat so that we could win. It usually did not work, we often were caught, and somehow my mother always found out! How do mothers always know? Well, what if there was a game that you actually wanted to - and were allowed - to LIE!
This is one of many extremely fun games that you can play indoors with your family or friends. It is a fun guessing game where people have to think of some facts and trivia about their lives (and also a lie). It is sometimes hard to play this game with your own family because they know you so well, but it is a perfect game for the next game night, date night, party, or get-together. So, have fun... and enjoy LYING!
TWO TRUTHS & A LIE
# of Players: 3 or more
Objects Needed: Nothing
To start, each person will think of two truths about themselves or things they have done (or not done) in their life, and then they will also have to make up a lie about themselves. Each person will write the truths and the lie on their own piece of paper. The goal is to lie so well that the others playing will not know which of the 3 is the lie. The truths and the lies can be completely random (the more random the better when playing with people who know each other well).
After the truths and lies have been written, players will go in a circle and take turns reading aloud to the group their truths/lie. After each person has read their own truths/lie, everyone will guess by doing a group vote on which one is the lie. So, after the first person has read their truths/lie, everyone will vote for which one they think is that person's lie. The next person will go and read their truths/lie, and everyone will vote again for theirs, etc.
Any player who correctly guesses and votes for the lie of someone else, they receive a point for each correct vote. After each person has read their truths/lie, start another round and again, each person will write down more truths/lie about themselves. The first person to score 10 points is the winner!
About the Author
Matt is the founder of GreatGamesBook.com/ - a website full of helpful parenting advice, fun games and activities, traditions and holiday ideas, and tips and articles for families everywhere. Matt is also the author of: "Great Games! 175 Games & Activities for Families, Groups, & Children." To view the book and learn more, visit: GreatGamesBook.com/
Then and Now: Buck Rogers in the 25th Century (1979)
look back at the characters from the tv show "Buck Rogers" and see what they are doing now
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