2-12 players · 10 minTwenty statements.
Have you, or have you not?

The version that works over a video call, without the drinking and without anybody having to remember whose turn it is.

Rounds

You get a link to send. 2-12 players, about 10 min. Nobody needs an account, including you.

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Why it works

Everybody answers at once.

The usual version goes round the table, which means the last person has heard everybody else and can quietly adjust. Here everybody answers the same statement at the same time, in private, and it all appears together.

That fixes the other problem too: nobody has to think of a statement. Running out of ideas is what actually kills this game after about eight rounds, and a fixed pack of twenty removes it entirely.

Worth knowing

The clean version, and it says so.

Every statement here is safe to answer honestly in front of a colleague, a parent or a new partner. Falling asleep in a cinema, walking into a glass door, keeping a plant alive for a year.

That is a deliberate choice rather than an oversight. The unfiltered version of this game exists in plenty of other places, and it is not something a company should be publishing.

✦ How to play

Three steps, and none of them is signing up.

1
Start and share

Two people or a dozen. One link either way.

2
I have, or I have not

Two buttons per statement. Nothing is shown until everybody has answered.

3
All revealed together

Who has and who has not, side by side, one statement at a time.

Questions

Never have I ever, answered.

No. There is no forfeit and no scoring against you for having done something. It is a game about finding out, and adding a penalty to honesty makes people answer less honestly.
Yes, deliberately. Every one is safe to answer in front of anybody, which is what makes it usable with a team or a new partner rather than only with old friends.
Up to twelve. It is best somewhere between two and six, because past that the reveal is a lot of names to read for each statement.
Not at the moment. The pack has twenty and they are drawn in a different order each time.

The game is free forever.
The rest of it is the hard part.

EvyOS gives two people one place for the plans, the lists and whose turn it actually is.

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