Games · Bluff and deduction

Kwoji Bluff, the bluffing game for colleagues

3 diamonds, 1 stick of dynamite: bluff, dig, survive.

  • 3–12 players
  • ~15 min
  • With the Standard plan
  • Inspired by Skull
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How a game goes

Everyone buries a card face down: a diamond or a stick of dynamite. Then you bid: how many cards dare you flip without hitting dynamite? Whoever promised the most has to deliver, starting with their own pile. Success earns carats, failure costs a card. After the last round, the richest player wins.

Which team, and when

Players: 3–12 players. Length: ~15 min.

The game is all about reading people: it plays very well around a table, and on video with cameras on too. Colleagues can watch as spectators before taking a seat in the next game.

Why it works with colleagues

Face-down cards, diamond or dynamite. How many will you dare to flip?

It all comes down to reading the others, who is bluffing, who is scared, who dares: you see your colleagues differently than in meetings.

You find out who bluffs with a straight face, who backs off at the last second and who takes every risk: traits a meeting never shows. Games leave you with stories you keep telling afterwards.

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FAQ

The questions we get asked.

Do I need to install anything to play Kwoji Bluff?

No. Kwoji Bluff runs in the browser, on a computer or a phone. Colleagues join the game from a link or a QR code.

How many players, and how long does it take?

Players: 3–12 players. Typical length: ~15 min.

Is Kwoji Bluff free?

Kwoji Bluff comes with the Standard plan, along with all 18 games in the catalogue. The full 30-day trial starts from the admin area, no credit card required.

Is Kwoji Bluff like Skull?

Yes, it's inspired by it: hidden cards, bidding and one trapped card. It plays in the browser, with no cards or kit needed.

Can I watch a game without playing?

Yes. Kwoji Bluff allows spectators, and when the table starts a new game, a spectator can take a seat.

Short games. Lasting memories.

Create your space, invite your colleagues, start the first match. Two minutes is all it takes.