Two Truths & a Lie
The classic icebreaker, with the admin handled for you.
Two Truths & a Lie
Share two truths and one lie. Can your teammates spot the lie?
- Players
- 4–30
- Session length
- 20–30 min
- Best for
- Onboarding new starters, cross-team socials
What is Two Truths & a Lie?
Everyone writes two true statements about themselves and one convincing lie. The group votes on which is the fib, and the scoring rewards both spotting other people's lies and selling your own.
It is the single best game for a team with new starters in it. Played on a call it usually collapses into people talking over each other — here the submissions, voting and scoring are handled automatically, so the only thing left is the part that actually builds a team: finding out that your quietest colleague once lived on a boat.
How to play Two Truths & a Lie online
- 1
The host starts a session and shares the room code.
- 2
Each player privately submits two truths and one lie.
- 3
Statements are shown to the group one player at a time.
- 4
Everyone votes for the statement they think is the lie.
- 5
Points go to correct voters, and to anyone whose lie fooled the room.
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Two Truths & a Lie questions
Do players need an account or a download?
No. Only the host needs a Fun Friday account. Everyone else joins from any browser with a 6-character room code and a display name — no app, no install, no IT ticket.
Is Two Truths & a Lie free to play?
Yes — it is one of the games included on the free plan, alongside Trivia Blitz, Emoji Story and Hot Takes.
How long does it take with a big team?
Roughly a minute per player, since every player gets their own voting round. For groups above about 20, split into two sessions or pick a game that scores everyone simultaneously.
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