Kwoji Verita, the fake-answer game for colleagues.

How a game goes

Each round, a question is about a colleague picked at random, who writes the true answer. Everyone else writes a believable fake answer, as if they were that person. All the answers appear shuffled and unsigned, and everyone votes for the one they think is true. You score by finding the truth and by getting people to fall for your fake.

Which team, and when

Players: 3–16 players. Length: ~5–15 min.

Everything happens by typing and voting, on each person's phone or computer, so it works in the office, remotely and on video. The host can also write their own questions in the lobby, for an offsite or a team that wants questions of its own. Kwoji Verita is included in the free plan.

Why it works with colleagues

Make up a believable fake, trap your colleagues and find the truth.

The fakes are written by your colleagues: it's their sense of humor, not a question pack's, that makes the game.

The fake answers are written by your colleagues: their sense of humor makes the game, and every round tells you a little more about the colleague in the hot seat.

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