The classic icebreaker, with a host who never runs out of material. Guess the lie in its three statements, deal your own and watch it reason out yours, or ask for idea sets built around your audience. Free, no sign-up.
Surprising true facts and one plausible lie per round, scored both ways. Then you deal and the host has to guess with a reason — a good way to learn what makes a lie catchable.
Tell it who the audience is and how bold you want to be and it writes five sets from your real facts, each with a believable lie and a note on why it works.
Good lies live next to the truth: specific numbers, ordinary detail and a near-miss version of something real. The host explains the craft as you play.
How do you play Two Truths and a Lie?
Each player states three things about themselves; two are true and one is a lie, and the others guess the lie.
Can it write statements about me?
Yes — share a few real facts and it builds truths and matching lies around them.
Is it free?
Yes, free and no sign-up needed.