Bluff mode

Bluff.

Balderdash energy with a Quiplash budget. Teams submit fake answers, everyone votes real or fake, points roll in for the team that fools the most people. Hilarity guaranteed.

Question

"What does the word 'sackbut' mean?"

Vote real or fake

A. "A type of medieval dance" 3 votes
B. "A brass instrument" REAL
C. "An ancient Roman coin" 2 votes
D. "A small leather pouch" 5 votes
Hot Wing Heroes fooled 5 teams +50 pts

How a Bluff round runs

Five beats. The first one is "panic-write your fake answer." Everything good comes after that.

01

Pose a question

"What does 'sackbut' mean?" or "What's the actual plot of Tron: Legacy?" The room thinks they know. Half do.

02

Teams submit fake answers

90 seconds to write the most convincing lie they can. Submitted answers go through dedupe so two teams writing the same fake don't break the round.

03

Real plus fakes go on the screen

Anonymized, shuffled. The display shows the real answer mixed in with all the fakes. Nobody knows who wrote what.

04

Everyone votes

Tap the answer you think is real. Vote tallies update live on the projector as they come in. The reveal pause is the whole show.

05

Reveal and score

Real answer lights up green. Each fake shows who wrote it and how many people it fooled. Big points for the team that fooled the most. Modest points for the players who picked the real answer. The fake-answer winner usually goes viral at the table.

What makes it shine

Casual or corporate filter

Casual mode lets the answers go where they go. Corporate mode pre-screens fake submissions for anything HR would flag. Same game, different gloves.

Fake-answer dedupe

Two tables write the same fake. The system catches near-duplicates and merges them so the vote ballot stays clean. No "wait, which 'C' did I vote for?"

Fool-the-team scoring

Points scale with how many people you fooled. A fake nobody picked? Zero points. A fake that fooled half the room? You won the round. Knowledge optional.

Real-time vote tally

As votes come in, the bars on the projector grow. The room watches the wrong answer pull ahead. Comedic gold without scripting it.

Trivia knowledge optional

Bluff doesn't reward "I happen to know this." It rewards "I can write a convincing-sounding lie." Different muscle. Better for mixed crowds where some people know everything and some know nothing.

Custom prompt packs for events

Build a wedding-themed pack ("things the bride said in elementary school"), a bachelorette pack, a company-history pack. The fake-answer mechanic makes the prompt set bespoke without writing 40 trivia questions.

Live voting-card preview in the Game Designer

As you build the round, the wizard renders the actual vote ballot in a live preview pane. You can spot prompts that don't fool well before opening night. AI-voiced reveals (edge-tts) read the real answer in your chosen personality. The room hears the verdict, not just sees it.

Where Bluff fits best

Mixed crowds. Strangers at one table. Anywhere knowing-stuff isn't the point.

What you get on each plan

Bluff is included from Starter up. Corporate filter is on every tier.

Starter

$19/mo. Full Bluff rounds, content filter, fake dedupe, vote tallies. Up to 50 players.

Pro

$39/mo. Up to 150 players. AI-generated custom prompt packs. The wedding-and-corporate-side-hustle pick.

Business

$99/mo. Up to 500 players. White-label branding for the corporate gig that wants their logo on the vote screen.

All paid plans: 30-day money-back guarantee.

The best fake wins.

Knowledge is optional. A straight face is mandatory. Run a Bluff Night and watch the quiet table become the loudest one.