Small Group Circle
In smaller groups, let each person explain the truth behind their real statements after the guessing round.
The ultimate detective game to find out who's the master of mystery in your group.
Have each player think of two true statements and one false statement about themselves.
Take turns sharing the three statements in random order.
Let the rest of the group vote on which statement is the lie.
Variations
In smaller groups, let each person explain the truth behind their real statements after the guessing round.
For virtual teams, ask everyone to type the lie number in chat at the same time to keep the pace high.
FAQ
Yes. It is one of the safest first-meeting ice breakers because people control what they share and the format is easy to understand.
No. It works as a zero-prep activity, which makes it useful for meetings, classrooms, and casual group introductions.
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Scenario
Corporate Team Building, Meeting Starters, Remote Teams, Dating / Social
Audience
Adults, Strangers, Established Teams
Place
Indoor, Virtual, No Prep
Style
Deep Conversation, Funny
Time
10-15 Mins
Group Size
3 - 12 People
Prep
None
Did You Know?
This game works especially well in first meetings and team kickoffs.