Two Truths and a Lie

🕒 Duration: 5–15 minutes
👥 Players: 3+
🎯 Best for: Ice breaking, storytelling, getting to know each other, quick laughs

🎲 How to Play

Two Truths and a Lie is a fun and simple game where players reveal surprising facts about themselves – but one of them isn’t true!

  1. Each player takes turns saying three statements about themselves:

    • Two are true, and

    • One is a lie

  2. The rest of the group guesses which statement is the lie.

  3. After everyone guesses, the player reveals the correct answer.

  4. Keep playing until everyone has had a turn (or go multiple rounds for more fun).

💬 Example Statements

  • “I’ve been skydiving”

  • “I can speak five languages”

  • “I’ve never eaten pizza”

➡️ Keep it believable but sneaky! Great way to discover fun facts and hidden talents

🧠 Why It Works

  • Builds connection and curiosity

  • Great for new teams, classrooms, or event kick-offs

  • Encourages storytelling and creativity

  • Requires zero prep or materials

  • Works for any group size – big or small

📎 Materials Needed

  • None!
    (Optional: Pen and paper if people prefer to write them down first)

🎯 Tip for Remote Play: Each participant shares their statements in the chat or out loud on video. Others can vote using emojis, polls, or simply shout out their guesses!