Who Said That?

A TV game about who really knows whom. The questions are about you, you type the answers on your phones, and a voiced host runs the whole show.

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What it's about

Who Said That? is a party game of bluffing and knowing your crowd, for 3 or more players. The TV asks a question about one of you, that player answers honestly, and everyone else writes a fake answer the way that player would. Then you all hunt for the truth and find out who knows whom best.

There are two ways to score: spot the real answer, and fool other players with your bluff. So the winner isn't whoever knows the most, it's whoever knows their people and can make things up in their voice.

How a round goes

Which one of us?

The TV asks something like: which one of us says they know nothing, then aces the test? You vote on your phones and the chosen player is in the hot seat.

Truth and bluffs

The player in the hot seat writes an honest answer about themselves. Everyone else writes a bluff in their style that sounds just as true.

Which one is real?

All the answers land on the TV. You vote for the one the hot-seat player wrote.

Points and awards

Points for a correct guess and for every player you fool. At the end, the ranking and the awards, from master bluffer to worst actor.

Decks

A deck sets the mood of the questions. You pick it on the TV before you start, from old friends to an adults-only night.

JUST US
For a group of good friends. Questions about shared slip-ups, habits and secrets that everyone at the table half knows, but nobody knows them all.
440 questions
ALL IN THE FAMILY
A safe deck for family get-togethers. Grandparents, parents and kids find out things about each other that nobody ever thought to ask.
280 questions
AWKWARD
Slip-ups, cringe and embarrassing stories you would rather forget. Laughter guaranteed, blushing too.
280 questions
COUPLE TROUBLE
A deck for a few couples around one table. Dates, fights over the remote and little relationship secrets: who really knows their other half?
280 questions
SPICY SECRETS
Adults only. Spicy questions about dating, flirting and the bedroom, never crude but with no brakes either.
280 questions
HARDCORE
The wildest deck, adults only and only for the brave. After these questions nobody at the table will look at you the same way.
280 questions

What makes it different

Points for a good bluff

Knowing the answer isn't enough. Every player who buys your bluff puts points on your score.

Six decks for every crowd

From Just Us and All in the Family to two decks for adults only. You pick the deck on the TV.

A host runs the show

It introduces the players, reads the questions and roasts the results, so nobody has to host.

At a glance

Players: 3+ players
Type: Bluffing and knowing your friends
Languages: English, Polish, German, Spanish
Hardware: a TV (browser, TV app or cast from a phone) and the players' phones
Guests: no account and nothing to install

Who it's for

For a night with friends, a family get-together or dinner with a few couples. It works best with people who know each other a bit, because the better you know each other, the harder you are to fool. The adults-only decks carry an 18+ badge.

Questions about Who Said That?

3 or more players. Everyone plays on their own phone.

No, but it helps. You also score for fooling others, so even the new person in the group can win with a good bluff.

Six: Just Us, All in the Family, Awkward and Couple Trouble, plus two for adults only, Spicy Secrets and Hardcore. You pick the deck on the TV before you start.

Yes, with All in the Family, written for the whole family. Spicy Secrets and Hardcore are for adults only.

No. The game runs in the phone's browser: scan the code on the TV and play.

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Who knows you best?

The TV runs the game, the phones are in your hands.

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